Originally Posted by
jo535
The Indian mutation is probably more wide.spread in the US than in Europe, as the US waited a long time to ban travel from India. There is a tremendous pressure on Biden right now from other countries and the travel industry. If the US does not reciprocate, most EU countries will still ban Americans which would be hard to motivate to the American people. The EU covid curve has plummeted the past weeks. In some EU-countries, like Sweden for instance, more than 40 % have received the first shot.
I seriously doubt many Europeans will rush to get tickets to the United States this summer. Those who have to travel will, but most will wait and see what happens this fall.
https://money.usnews.com/investing/n...europe-flights
Lufthansa said on Tuesday it was seeing a surge in demand for flights to the United States and to European destinations following a loosening of German travel restrictions as coronavirus case numbers decline.
Demand for summer flights to New York, Miami and Los Angeles has increased by up to 300%, the German airline group said, adding it would lay on extra flights from June and has restarted services to Orlando and Atlanta.
Is Germany considered to be in Northern Europe?