International air travelers are again invited to travel to Brazil; they still suffer from record cases and coronavirus deaths.
The country is the time for the United States in the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths, and it still has trouble containing the virus.
But the government announced it would reopen Wednesday after its borders were closed to tourists since March.
Tourists from all countries will be able to travel to 4 foreign airports in Brazil, provided they obtain a fitness insurance policy for the duration of their trip.
Brazil reported a total of 2,610,102 coronavirus and 91,263 deaths on Friday.
Wednesday’s daily total of 69,000 new cases and 1,595 deaths in the country were a new record, according to Bloomberg.
Passengers dressed in a protective mask are seen after disembarking from a flight from Germany at Galeo International Airport in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Thursday. International tourists must have fitness insurance for the duration of their trip.
On Thursday, a member disinfects Guarulhos International Airport in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Brazil regained tourists after finalizing its borders in March due to coronavirus pandemic
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