Welcome to Travel Well with Allan Wright!
In this week’s episode, Allan discusses the exciting news of two COVID-19 vaccines showing positive trial results and gives his predictions on vaccine requirements in the travel industry, and beyond, once they are readily available.
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Welcome to Travel Well with Allan Wright!
In this week’s episode, Allan provides predictions and guidelines on what to expect for travel in the coming months. With the transition of the national U.S. government, the vaccine being released, and the pandemic hopefully winding down, we can now start to make tentative travel plans for the somewhat near future.
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Welcome to Travel Well with Allan Wright!
In this week’s episode, Allan discusses different COVID-19 testing options that are currently available. With proper testing, precautions, and conditions, safe travel is possible in the coming months.
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After months of doing a weekly video update on how to travel safely during the pandemic, last week we tried a new written format. The reaction was split between those of you in favor of text and those of you who prefer the video. We have decided to do both videos and written formats, switching as the news dictates. This week there is a lot to share so we’ll stick with the written format.
How Infections Spread
We have known for months COVID-19 spreads primarily through close, prolonged contact with an infected person. But what does that mean for specific situations? This analysis of three superspreader instances – in an office, a bus, and a restaurant – is still one of the best descriptions I have seen, even though it was published in June.
This week we have decided to replace my typical Travel Well With Allan video with a written format. It certainly allows me to get more information to you and might be more convenient for some. Please let us know what you think about this change by responding in the comments!
US MILITARY STUDY SAYS RISK OF INFECTION ON AIRCRAFT IS LOW
The U.S. Transportation Command issued a press release saying the risk of infection aboard an aircraft is low, thanks to the HEPA filters used and the top-to-bottom airflow. The study was done by the University of Nebraska and DARPA, the Defense Advanced Projects Research Agency. This is not the first evidence to show on-aircraft infection risk is low.
