Forbes announces then cancels 30 Under 30 'bubble' in Bermud

Forbes announces then cancels 30 Under 30 'bubble' in Bermuda


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Forbes announced and quickly canceled a 75-person "bubble" in Bermuda for its 30 Under 30 honorees.
Guests would've paid for their hotel and meals. Forbes urged rooming together for the month-long trip.
Forbes told Insider it is "not proceeding with this initiative," but didn't state a reason for canceling. 
Forbes is canceling a 75-person "bubble" in Bermuda for its 30-Under-30 honorees after facing backlash online. 
The event was slated as a month-long residency beginning on March 1 where guests could "work all day, and then network, engage in live programming and have incredible fun on nights and weekends." Attendees would be required to be in a bubble where they only interacted with each other, and Forbes said in an FAQ that was viewed by Insider that it would implement "state-of-the-art testing, quarantine, and bubble protocols that rival anything in the world." 

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