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Italy, Iceland, Greece and Spain now allow or are opening their borders to people who’ve been vaccinated or who recently tested negative for Covid-19.
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Covid Vaccine Passports: Everything We Know So Far
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May 22, 2021 via CNBC

Italy, Iceland, Greece and Spain now allow or are opening their borders to people who’ve been vaccinated or who recently tested negative for Covid-19. The European Union has agreed to open its borders to more vaccinated tourists, including from the U.S.

The question is: How will individuals prove their vaccine or Covid status?

As of Wednesday, almost half of the total U.S. population had received at least one Covid-19 vaccine dose. New Covid infections in the country continue to drop. As of Thursday, the seven-day average of daily new Covid infections is at its lowest level since June 22, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.

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COVID Reaffirms Employers' Duty of Care to Business Travelers
May 5, 2021 via Insurance Business Magazine

Business travelers are itching to get going again. Results from a new global travel survey conducted by Chubb revealed that 84% of business travelers cannot wait to travel again for work.... Despite this yearning for travel, the Chubb survey, entitled: ‘Time to Fly: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Present and Future of Business Travel,’ also found significant concerns among business travelers about contracting COVID-19, with 87% of respondents saying they have taken steps to protect themselves, including wearing masks and social distancing. The majority of business travelers (85%) do trust that airlines are doing everything they can to be safe, but nearly nine out of 10 business travelers (88%) expressed concern that their fellow travelers are not responsibly following COVID protocols.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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