Do Countries Plan To Reopen Borders As COVID-19 Vaccinations Progress?

Governments have offered numerous plans to reopen borders, but they have been forced to revise them many times since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Travel bubbles between individual countries such as New Zealand and Australia and between Hong Kong and Singapore have been announced, only to be delayed or partially implemented. And the European Union has issued guidance to member states as to how to open borders, but its recommendations have generally not been followed; instead, individual countries have created a patchwork of rules that frequently change.