President Trump Lifting COVID Travel Ban On Europe, Brazil

The transcript discusses the US travel bans on European and Brazilian travelers due to COVID-19, which were implemented by President Trump. The bans are set to be lifted, but President-elect Biden plans to reverse this decision upon taking office. The CDC will require international travelers to present a negative COVID-19 test or proof of recovery before boarding flights to the US. Biden's administration aims to strengthen public health measures for international travel.

When did the US impose a travel ban on European countries?

• Early April

• Mid March

• Mid May

• Late February

What new requirement will the CDC enforce for international travelers starting January 26th?

• A vaccination certificate

• A travel insurance policy

• A negative COVID-19 test or proof of recovery

• A mandatory quarantine upon arrival

What authority does President-elect Biden have regarding the travel restrictions?

• He can reverse the order and reimpose restrictions

• He can only suggest changes

• He has no authority over the restrictions

• He can delay the implementation

According to Biden's spokeswoman, why is it not the right time to lift travel restrictions?

• The economy is not ready for open travel

• The pandemic is worsening and new variants are emerging

• Vaccination rates are too low

• There are no effective safety measures in place

What did Biden's spokeswoman say about future public health measures?

• They will be strengthened

• They will be relaxed

• They will be eliminated

• They will remain the same