Julie Parsonnet, MD, Professor of Epidemiology and Population Health, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA.
Marc Lipsitch, DPhil, Professor of Epidemiology and Director, Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics, Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, Boston.
Paul Meyer, CEO of the Commons Project Foundation, New York City.
Perry Flint, spokesman for the International Air Transport Association.
Schengen Visa Info News: “Cyprus plans to open borders in March to travelers who have been vaccinated against COVID-19.”
World Travel and Tourism Council: “International travel can be safely restarted without waiting for vaccines, says WTTC and industry associations.”
The Times of Israel: “The Ministry of Health Says Vaccinated and Recovered to Get a ‘Green Passport’ for 6 Months.”
GlobeTrender: “Immunity Passports: Qantas Will Require” Evidence Of Vaccination “To Fly.”
Bloomberg News: “Los Angeles vaccine recipients can put the evidence in the Apple Wallet.”
The New York Times: “9 Ways The Pandemic Will Change Travel In 2021.”
Axios: “Even with vaccines, COVID tests will be the passport for 2021.”
Afar Magazine: “When Can We Travel to Europe?” “A new COVID passport being tested in Newark and Heathrow could help reopen Global Travel.”
The Washington Post: “Tourists buy fake Covid-19 test results on the black market to travel.”
International Air Transport Association: “IATA Reveals Key Design Elements of the IATA Travel Pass”, “IATA Travel Pass Key For Safe Reopening Of Borders”.
The Commons Project: “The world’s airports and leading airlines are joining the CommonTrust Network and will begin rolling out CommonPass in December to help reopen secure borders.”
International SOS: “First use of a digital COVID-19 health certificate to cross an international border, completed by travelers to Singapore.”
Myverifly.com.
World Health Organization: “International Vaccination or Prophylaxis Certificate, International Health Regulations (2005).”
Wikipedia: “International Certificate for Vaccination or Prophylaxis.”
International Chamber of Commerce.
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