
New US travel rules: What you need to know about the changes prompted by Omicron
CNN
Just when we thought travel rules were stabilizing, along comes the Omicron variant of the coronavirus. Read this Q&A for the latest updates on new US travel rules.
(CNN) — Just when we thought US travel rules were starting to stabilize, along comes Omicron.
The dominoes fell quickly after South African health authorities informed the world of their discovery of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus in late November.
The Biden administration rolled out controversial travel bans on arrivals from eight nations in southern Africa. Travelers found themselves unexpectedly stranded. And now US officials have said they will be tightening travel regulations again.

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