Originally Posted by
IMOA
Back to normal domestically, but in the context of this thread which is about travel, its not anywhere close to back to normal as all international arrivals are quarantined for 14 days. I think we’re going to see a lot of countries with near normal domestic arrangements but still with extensive restrictions on international travel.
That makes sense given that outside China the pandemic is in full swing. However once those numbers drop (and models suggest for US and EU we will see no more deaths by may-june) there will be a strong case for removing quarantines and reopening borders between countries as long as they trust each others data. IMHO summer will be a good time to travel domestically and to places with lifted restrictions - safe based on data and yet without typical crowds (both due to fears and economic impact)...