1/ Travel in 2021 is going to be stop-and-go as governments and businesses try to figure out an equitable way back to normal. (📝 by @triptilahiri) qz.com/1959316/how-tr…
2/ Vaccines made the world optimistic at the end of 2020, but the discovery of new, more infectious strains of Covid-19, soaring caseloads, and rising death rates in several parts of the world is diminishing that hope. qz.com/1959316/how-tr… 
3/ Expect Covid-19 tests for air travel to become the norm. There are efforts to standardize them throughout the industry, paving the way for future requirements that will become a staple of international travel. (📝 by @timmcdonnell) qz.com/1961077/will-w…
4/ A myriad of organizations are working to standardize vaccine passports, but it won’t be easy. While a great showcase of ingenuity and responsiveness, the free market for Covid-19 passport solutions creates problems. (📝by @annequito) qz.com/1962308/what-c…
5/ Staycations will dominate if China is any example.
International travel remains out of the question for most, so authorities are making the most of the opportunity by promoting local destinations for citizens. (📝 by @Jane_Li911) qz.com/1962051/chinas…
International travel remains out of the question for most, so authorities are making the most of the opportunity by promoting local destinations for citizens. (📝 by @Jane_Li911) qz.com/1962051/chinas…
6/ The return of large in-person events presents a moral quandary. Organizers must weigh the ethical risks that any given gathering could turn into a spreader event against the potential gains, economic or otherwise. (📝 by @triptilahiri) qz.com/1963444/will-l…
7/7 Read more in our field guide, Travel in 2021: qz.com/guide/travel-i…
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