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USA re-opens today to holidaymakers
Travellers from the UK can now enter the USA
Pirates, in great news for holidaymakers, after more than 19 months, the USA is now open once again for travellers from the UK!
From today, 8 November, all fully vaccinated non-citizens can enter the country (you'll also need a negative Covid test taken in the three days before travelling).
International travelers under the age of 18 are exempt although any traveller over the age of two will need to have a negative Covid test.
Fancy booking a holiday to the USA? Scroll down for some options!
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It's time to head back to the Big 🍎 - New York City.
How about a 5-night break, with flights included, for under £500? Yes please!
Or maybe you want to try your luck in Sin City - Las Vegas!
Stay at the super swanky 5-star Venetian Resort Hotel Casino, with flights, for less than £900 per person. You could go for five nights but seven nights is only £110 more so why not.
Maybe a week in fun-filled Orlando, Florida for less than £600 per person might be what you need right?
You'll be just minutes from the world-famous theme parks 🎢
Maybe it's time to give the Windy City a go and try out Chicago home of the famous Water Tower landmark and of course Al Capone once upon a time.
Head off for five nights in February from £539 per person.
How about an epic 12-night multi-stop trip including New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Las Vegas?
None of these take your fancy?