What other countries welcome Americans to travel under the epidemic?

Serbia Serbia is currently open to tourists, even those from outside Europe. Welcome to Americans. At present, there is not even a test requirement for coronavirus pneumonia-19.

How do Americans go to Serbia? It's actually quite simple. Most countries, even European countries that currently prohibit American tourists from entering the country, still allow American tourists to transit at their respective airports. In other words, although Americans are not allowed to enter the Netherlands, tourists can take KLM flights as long as they don't leave the airport on their way to Serbia. So do most European airlines.

Ukraine Ukraine is rapidly becoming a favorite destination for fans, but the current restrictions on Americans may not sound like a holiday. Despite this, Ukraine will still accept American tourists. The United States is currently on the list of "red zone countries" in Ukraine. Entry should be quarantined 14 days, and relevant medical insurance should be provided.

Red zone countries are reassessed by the Ukrainian government every three days, but the current infection rate in the United States means that it may take some time for this country to be included in the "green" quarantine list.

Croatia Croatia is actually open to American tourists. First of all, you need to do a few things, including coronavirus pneumonia-19 negative test within 48 hours after arrival. Americans can even transit through a European country, which makes it easier to get there.

During Britain's stay in COVID-19, Britain never closed the border, but adopted a 14-day isolation measure to curb people's interest in travel. But it is actually a place where Americans can go.

Anyone who flies from America needs to be isolated in one place 14 days, but there are many villas, castles and seaside manors here. Interestingly, airlines are urging the government to build an isolated travel corridor for new york people.

Maldives Maldives has always been a destination on the The Bucket List, and it is one of the few places in the world without any entry restrictions. All private island resorts, in fact, the places where most tourists will go, are now open, and there is no requirement for isolation or testing.

There are also some airlines that never really stop flying there, including Qatar Airways and Emirates Airlines.

Caribbean for Americans, there are few choices to go to Europe this summer, but there are still some bright prospects for traveling to the Caribbean. Aruba, Bermuda, Saint Lucia, Antigua and Barbuda, Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands are all good places to travel in summer.

The Bahamas closed its doors to American tourists, closed all direct flights between the United States and the Bahamas except private jets, and restricted beach activities on some islands.

Some destinations, such as Saint Lucia and Antigua, need to be tested negative for coronavirus pneumonia-19 before traveling. Not all facilities are open to tourists, but some will.

Antigua will require a negative test for coronavirus pneumonia-19 before departure, but once in the country, everything will be normal. Passengers can use the hotel beach and some restaurants.