Airlines say some travelers are shunning Mexico vacations due to new COVID test requirement
Beginning Jan. 26, passengers boarding international flights to the US must show a negative COVID-19 test or proof they have recovered from the virus.
Airlines say some travelers are shunning Mexico vacations due to new COVID test requirement
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