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Covid curbs on travel cost UK economy £148bn and 307,000 jobs, report states
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Tourism for vaccinated people, a decision as controversial as it is necessary
The volume of vaccinated in various source markets in North America, the East, the Middle East and Europe has been growing rapidly in recent weeks and both airlines and cruise companies have already taken note and see this situation as a solid opportunity to partially reactivate their operations with specific services. that allow their fallen coffers to swell.
In mid-March, Royal Caribbean was the first company to mark a milestone in this regard, announcing that it will offer new 7-night itineraries from Nassau, The Bahamas, starting in June 2021, but only for clients who have been inoculated with any of the vaccines. against Covid-19. A few days later, then the firm added a new 7-night itinerary from Bermuda under the same modality.
It’s been a year since South Africa introduced a hard lockdown, and the Covid-19 pandemic still grabs headlines. Globally, the virus has been devastating, with more than 120 million cases and more than 2.7 million deaths.
And South Africa – as the most severely affected African nation – is reeling from a devastating second wave. It has recorded more than 50,000 deaths, although this may be higher when excess deaths are counted.
As of 7 April 2021, the South African Medical Research Council reported more than 151,000 excess deaths between 3 May 2020 and 27 March 2021. With the number alarmingly higher than what is reported, the need for vaccinations and a rapid mass roll-out across South Africa is clear. At the end of March, total excess deaths were greater than confirmed Covid-19 deaths by a factor of about three.