Rest assured, summer 2021 will not be spent in France!

The Implementation of a Health Passport: Its Purpose? Its Credibility?

Its aim would be to revive international exchanges: the health passport is one of the new trending topics concerning the coronavirus, and that's what we will talk about today. The project would be studied by Pascale Fontenel-Personne, who has clearly expressed the desire to examine it thoroughly and from all angles it might involve.

The question one might ask is what it would concretely serve? Quite simply, it would facilitate different exchanges between countries by presenting itself as an official document certifying an individual's vaccination. This could be one of the solutions that allow life to resume its course.

This project, which could help tourism reopen its doors, is already making waves in a positive sense. Nonetheless, nothing is official yet, and research and discussions are ongoing.

A Decision That Doesn't Have Unanimous Support

Indeed, some clarifications need to be provided since the government has repeatedly expressed its refusal of a vaccination passport if it were based solely on a vaccine. It might be more open to the proposal if the document were also based on a PCR test, as well as a person who has already been affected by the virus.

In the form of a passport and even a certificate, it could very likely take a digital appearance by gathering all necessary health information concerning Covid19.

This could well be one of the exits from the situation, which has become burdensome for most of us.

Phuket, a Hope for Adventurers

Phuket represents considerable hope for the world of tomorrow; indeed, the island wishes to reopen its borders to the entire world thanks to their own vaccination campaign. Tourism is a very important industry in this country. Thailand plans for 70% of the population to be vaccinated by the end of September, thus achieving an almost zero risk of health dangers for citizens.

Thus, tourists will be able to go to Phuket without having to quarantine for two weeks. Many business groups support this idea, including the Phuket Chamber of Commerce and the Phuket Tourist Association, which plan to pool funds to make this project a reality. Thus, it's very big news for vacationers who can go to Thailand without any more constraints and uncertainties. Other regions share Thailand's convictions regarding the implementation of a vaccination passport, such as Iceland, Seychelles, and Mauritius. They are certainly the example that allows us to finally project ourselves into tomorrow's world.