“COVID-19: Why Travel Will Never Be the Same” with Leo
Marini for The Economist.
Travel is down to less than 50% pre-pandemic levels
everywhere, even more in Europe.
The speaker maintains that business travel subsidized
vacation and personal travel. So the permanent loss of business travel for conferences
and sales could greatly constrict personal travel, especially at holidays.
Some predictions say a sense of a new normal will not
exist until 2023.
Carbon emissions have dropped during the pandemic, partly
because of air travel drop.
I have wondered if individuals will be rationed in
their travel or need some sort of permission at some point in the future.
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