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Residents React to U.S. Lifting COVID Vax Travel Requirements
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – International air travelers will soon no longer have to show proof of COVID vaccination when arriving in the United States.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – International air travelers will soon no longer have to show proof of COVID vaccination when arriving in the United States.
The Biden Administration announced that COVID-19 vaccination mandate for international travelers is coming to an end on the 11th of this month.
Nicole Henfield tells us although she’s vaccinated, she’s happy for Bahamians who will have the opportunity to travel again.
While Ruthie-Mae Percentie told us she has no plans to travel to the us anytime soon, she’s happy for many who have been waiting years to fly again.
Cheryl Cambridge is the CEO of Cheryl’s Bahamas Taxi & Tours and is excited that the lifting of the restriction may bring home an unvaccinated family member who has been nervous to travel.
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