I'm Jason Epperson, coming to you from Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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Incoming travel restrictions that the U.S. imposed because of the COVID-19 pandemic will

be partially lifted for nearly three dozen countries on November 8, according to a tweet

from the White House Assistant Press Secretary.

That's good news for Canadian snowbirds, some of whom live in RVs and for decades have

traveled to the southern U.S. to escape the cold.

The bad news is that many of those snowbird friendly parks are already booked solid.

All foreign visitors will be required to show proof of COVID vaccination upon entry or

boarding a U.S. bound flight.

It's getting a little easier for vaccinated Americans to head overseas too, but if you're

one of those folks that think the reopening of international travel will reduce some stress

on our national parks and other vacation destinations as Americans head around the world

again, consider this.

But 100 million trips were taken to foreign countries by Americans in 2019, about half

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