Countries open their doors to those who received the Corona vaccine in full.. including Saudi Arabia

Weather of Arabia - After the spread of the delta mutated from the Corona virus in many countries of the world, and the issuance of reports warning that it is fast contagious and more spreadable than previous strains, how did countries respond in determining travel restrictions?

The United States maintains travel restrictions and changes the rules for wearing a muzzle

The United States has maintained the current travel restrictions related to the coronavirus, amid the increasing cases caused by the delta variant, which is not receiving tourists from EU member states, the United Kingdom, Ireland, China, India, South Africa, Iran and Brazil anytime soon.

The US State Department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have issued new warnings for five countries, citing a spike in COVID-19 cases, with Spain, Portugal, Cyprus and Kyrgyzstan now reaching Level 4 - "no travel".

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention urged people to resume wearing masks in public places in the areas most at risk, nearly two-thirds of the United States.

Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California are two of the biggest tourist attractions that have reinstated the rules for wearing masks indoors for everyone ages two and older, regardless of vaccination status, as well as the Smithsonian Institution, a huge complex that includes 19 museums are largely concentrated in Washington, DC.

Meanwhile, the popular Lollapalooza music festival in Chicago kicked off Thursday. Hundreds of thousands are expected to gather in Grant Park over the four days of performances. Proof of complete vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test will be required for admission within 72 hours of arrival.

A drop in the number of cases in the UK

The outlook is more optimistic in the UK, where COVID-19 cases are down 36%, just one week after England scrapped nearly all of its coronavirus-related legal restrictions.

It could be because the European Football Championship is over, or maybe because people are spending more time outside because of the warmer weather, or maybe because people are reporting fewer positive coronavirus results because they want to avoid isolation and self-quarantine... Nobody really knows why.

Of course, this is good news for visitors who have been fully vaccinated from the United States and the European Union, and from 2 August will be able to enter England, Scotland and Wales without the need for quarantine.

Indoor restaurants reopen in Ireland

Indoor restaurants in Ireland have reopened for fully vaccinated people who have recovered from COVID-19 in the past six months. The indoor halls of restaurants have been closed since March 2020, which is difficult in a country known for its harsh weather.

Currently, nearly 70% of the adult population in Ireland is fully vaccinated, according to a tweet from Ireland's Minister of Health, Stephen Donnelly.

Australia to impose lockdowns until 70% of adults are fully vaccinated

Australia's largest city, Sydney, has been on lockdown for five weeks so far, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison said at a news conference Friday that the country will continue to enforce the lockdown to prevent the spread of COVID-19, until 70% of adults are fully vaccinated.

"I think we can get there by the end of the year," he said.

Imposing a full vaccination requirement for all travelers entering Grenada

The Caribbean island of Grenada has updated its entry requirements so that all visitors must be fully vaccinated at least two weeks before arrival, except for citizens of Grenada and children under 13.

Saudi Arabia may take strict measures for travel law violators

The official Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on Tuesday that the country may be ready to impose strict measures on citizens who break the law by visiting "red list" countries, including India, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates.

The agency quoted an Interior Ministry official as saying that those who violate the travel regulations "will be subject to legal accountability and severe penalties upon their return, and they will be banned from traveling for three years."

Fully vaccinated international tourists will be welcome to enter Saudi Arabia from August 1, without the need for quarantine.

Kuwait bans unvaccinated citizens from international travel

Kuwait announced Tuesday that only fully vaccinated citizens will be allowed to travel abroad, effective August 1, according to Reuters. Exemptions will be granted for children, pregnant women and those with medical conditions.

And the country's aviation authority said, on Tuesday, that all arrivals to Kuwait must undergo a negative Corona test before boarding their flights.

They will also have to self-quarantine for seven days until they test negative for coronavirus inside Kuwait.

Source: CNN