How Covid-19 will change travel in 2021
WILL I NEED TO PROVE I'VE BEEN VACCINATED TO TRAVEL? Last month, Qantas Airways announced that once a coronavirus vaccine was available, passengers hoping to fly on the airline would need to prove that they had taken it. Mr Alan Joyce, the airline's chief executive, described the need for proof of vaccination as "a necessity". "I think that's going to be a common thing talking to my colleagues in other airlines around the globe," he said. Indeed, many airlines are testing technology to streamline the health documentation process, including mobile health apps such as CommonPass, ICC AOKpass an...
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