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        Who still welcomes American tourists? International travel in the era of coronavirus
    July 28, 2020
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        Who Still Welcomes American Tourists? | International Travel in the Era of Coronavirus | GZERO World
    
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Ian Bremmer offers a quick a survey of nations currently welcoming American tourists, in case your cabin fever has you longing to fly away. Think Caribbean, the Balkans, or even the U.K.—but as they say in the fine print of any offer, "Some restrictions may apply."
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