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The tourism and airline industries are looking forward to a flood of international visitors as the U.S. reopens its borders to vaccinated travelers. But what does the new policy mean for you and your holiday travels? Business Insider reporter Tom Pallini joined LX News Now to break it down.

The United States says it will keep existing COVID-19 restrictions on international travel in place for now due to concerns about the surging infection rate because of the delta variant

The airline industry’s recovery from the pandemic passed a milestone as more than 2 million people streamed through U.S. airport security checkpoints on Friday for the first time since early March 2020.

What will have a new normal and what won’t, after the COVID-19 pandemic? Dr. John Torres explains how travel, visiting grandparents, concerts and events may or may not change permanently.

The White House said travel from India will be restricted starting May 4, citing a surge in COVID-19 cases in India.

Spring break is just a few weeks away for public schools across Connecticut. Gov. Ned Lamont recently changed the state’s travel requirements to recommendations in terms of getting a negative COVID-19 test or quarantining. But Lamont said he is concerned to see the spring break crowds in places like Florida and Texas. “If you have to travel, I just...

Travelers reacted to the news that Connecticut’s travel advisory will change from mandatory to a recommendation on March 19.

President Biden is implementing some new travel restrictions for people coming into the U.S. from Brazil, South Africa, and many parts of Europe.

Governor Ned Lamont announced four additional cases of the coronavirus U.K. variant has been discovered in the state Monday, bringing the total to 8. The news comes on the heels of new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines set to go into effect on Tuesday. The hope and goal behind the restrictions is to halt any new variants of…

President Joe Biden is expected to sign new travel restrictions in a bid to control the spread of coronavirus in the United States. Restrictions will primarily target countries like South Africa, Brazil and much of Europe, where new strains of the coronavirus have emerged in recent days.

President Joe Biden on Monday will formally reinstate COVID-19 travel restrictions on non-U.S. travelers from Brazil, Ireland, the United Kingdom and 26 other European countries that allow travel across open borders, according to two White House officials.

Some British citizens trying to return to their homes in Spain and other European countries have been barred from boarding flights this weekend

Bradley International Airport was busy on Saturday with people traveling for the holidays. Throughout the day, many passengers arrived and were required to make a choice. At 12 a.m. Saturday, a modified travel advisory went into effect. Travelers entering the state from any location, with the exception of New York, New Jersey or Rhode Island, must quarantine for 10 days…

Those who’ve been to Bradley Airport over the last several months have most likely noticed a significant decrease in congestion. Airport authorities said in April Bradley’s traffic was down 97% from that point a year before. Passengers are slowly returning to the airport but there’s still a striking difference. “Totally different, empty. I mean it’s very sparsely populated,” said...

Businesses around Bradley Airport that depend on the support of passengers are feeling the pinch amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Travelers returning or visiting Connecticut are required to fill out a travel health form if they have traveled to one of the 31 states a part of the state’s travel advisory. The decision was announced Tuesday by Governor Lamont with hopes to keep infection rates low inside the state. Travelers will now have to complete an online travel health form…

The travel restrictions have expanded to over 30 states. Anyone traveling from these states will have to follow some strict guidelines or face a fine.

31 states are now impacted by Connecticut’s quarantine order as the state prepares to fine people who do not follow the rules.