DHS, President Trump Clarify New Europe Travel Restrictions

In a rare Oval Office address, President Trump announced a 30-day suspension of travel from much of Europe to the US to combat the coronavirus pandemic. The Department of Homeland Security clarified that the restriction applies to foreign nationals who have visited the Schengen Area in the last 14 days, but not to US citizens, their families, or green card holders. The ban does not affect cargo and goods. The US Travel Association criticized the move, citing its negative impact on the travel industry. Following the announcement, the State Department raised its global travel advisory, urging Americans to avoid international travel.

What was the reaction of the CEO of the US Travel Association to the travel restrictions?

What did the State Department advise Americans regarding travel abroad after the announcement?