Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia 'Travel Bubble' Burst due to Rising COVID-19 Cases

A "travel bubble" between Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia has burst due to a sudden surge in COVID-19 cases in Estonia. Introduced in May 2020, it was reportedly the first travel bubble in Europe. Estonia witnessed a sudden surge in COVID-19 cases and has made a 14-day quarantine period mandatory for all international visitors. Reportedly, Latvia pulled themselves out of the travel bubble and made the quarantine rule compulsory for Estonian citizens.