U.S. airports roll out Covid tests in bid to reopen travel markets

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U.S. airports roll out Covid tests in bid to reopen travel markets

U.S. airports roll out Covid tests in bid to reopen travel markets

After lagging behind much of the world for months, U.S. airports and airlines now appear poised to ramp up on-site Covid-19 testing, a step they say is key to reopening travel markets during the pandemic.

www.travelweekly.com

 

[pedro47]

Excellent move by the United States airlines industry.
Maybe, the cruise industry, Disney, Universal, Sea World , and Busch Country will follow this policy.

 

[jabberwocky]

Excellent move by the United States airlines industry.
Maybe, the cruise industry, Disney, Universal, Sea World , and Busch Country will follow this policy.

So would you want to add an extra $50-125 per day to the price of a Disney ticket? Someone has to cover the cost of this.

 

[Glenn2]

Excellent move by the United States airlines industry.
Maybe, the cruise industry, Disney, Universal, Sea World , and Busch Country will follow this policy.

I agree, and I believe a rapid Covid test is part of the new safety protocols for the cruise industry. Passengers will be tested before boarding, is what I have read.

 

[pedro47]

So would you want to add an extra $50-125 per day to the price of a Disney ticket? Someone has to cover the cost of this.

I feel this could be a tax write out for all the amusement parks. IMHO.
With No increase in ticket costs.