Visa Waivers, Vouchers, Flight Discounts and Other Travel Lures – The New York Times
Lifestyle, Travel
In some countries where Covid-19 cases are receding, governments are attempting to entice travelers to help save battered tourism industries with offers of discounted flights, vouchers for local attractions and free entry to tourist sites. A few are even offering to pay travelers’ medical expenses if they are infected with the virus.
For now, Americans living in the United States are prohibited from entering almost all of these countries because of the high level of Covid-19 cases at home.
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