(Reuters] – On Monday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that its COVID-19 “Do Not Travel” recommendations for 90 international destinations had been dropped by the CDC.

Last week the CDC stated that they were revising their travel recommendations. It also said that Level 4 travel health notices would be reserved “for special circumstances” such as rapidly escalating patient counts or a rapid case trajectory. Other countries were also dropped to “Level 3” (high), which discourages Americans from traveling unvaccinated. These include Russia, France, Israel and Turkey.