EU Looks to Open Borders After a Year of Pandemic Isolation
- Bloc plans quarantine-free travel for inoculated visitors
- New system for non-essential travel could be in place by June
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The European Union aims to take a significant step toward a return to normalcy with plans to reopen its borders after months of pandemic-induced restrictions.
Just in time for the summer travel season, Spanish, Italian and Greek beaches along with cities like Paris, Rome and Berlin would be able to welcome travelers who have been fully inoculated against Covid-19, under a proposal by the European Commission.