In a Covid-19 world, will we ever be able to travel with young children?

A crucial step in opening economies will be to revise inconsistent rules that don’t take family units into account

26 July 2021 - 19:50 By Anjani Trivedi

As countries attempt to reopen their borders, officials have come up with an ever-changing list of labyrinthine polices to allow travel. A range of entry restrictions have been deployed, from home quarantines for vaccinated adults to spending up to three weeks in government-authorised quarantine facilities, with multiple tests along the way. The best strategy isn’t yet clear, but one thing is common: few are taking into consideration families as a unit. ..

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