Visiting Paris Soon? Here’s What You Need to Know
Unless you’re a masochist, the process of international travel is rarely pleasant. Security, boarding, draining overnight flights, border controls, luggage, inflexible airlines, and so on. The age of COVID made some things a little easier (less people) but others harder (testing, and confusing requirements). Perhaps the most difficult part was that many of the places Americans were used to going, such as France, made it clear that we were unwelcome.
Until this summer.
Beginning in late April and early May, more countries started opening up to Americans, albeit with each country having their own preconditions with testing or vaccination. One of the easiest to visit, surprisingly, is France, which announced that fully vaccinated Americans would be welcomed in without having to test, and that CDC cards would be accepted as proof of vaccination.