European Union says it will bar Americans when bloc reopens to international visitors July 1
Americans will not be allowed to travel to European Union countries when the bloc opens up to international visitors July 1, the European Council announced Tuesday.
Travelers from 14 countries will be welcomed to the EU, including Canada, South Korea and Australia.
But those from the U.S. and many other nations will be barred as too risky because of spiking coronavirus cases in their home countries. Chinese travelers will be allowed to visit if that country's government confirms a policy of reciprocity, the council's announcement said.
