Travel in Europe is increasingly difficult as surging infections push countries to restrict or cut off travel. The European Union aims to bring order to a growing patchwork of travel rules.
European countries are tightening cross-border travel restrictions as they try to rein in a surge in coronavirus infections and prepare for a possible further increase with the arrival of cold weather.
Even as the thicket of travel restrictions across Europe grows, the European Union is seeking support for a coordinated regionwide approach that would make it easier for potential travelers to understand the increasingly complex rules.
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