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| Above, American tourists waiting to board a Havana, Cuba tour bus. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
In the U.S., the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) supposedly has the final say on diseases.
With this being the third year of the coronavirus pandemic, more and more people are ignoring the CDC and their travel warnings.
Rich Thomaselli wrote an opinion piece on this at TravelPulse.
He starts it off with:
In an article I wrote for TravelPulse last week about the latest travel warnings issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, I noted it would be easier to count the few nations and territories that were not on the list than the plethora of countries that were in the CDC’s crosshairs.
I wasn’t trying to be glib; there’s nothing even remotely humorous about a pandemic that has caused millions of deaths over the last two years. Rather, I was trying to point out the disparity between countries that the CDC considers safe, and the areas that they don’t.
But it got me wondering: At this point, do people even care about the CDC travel warnings anymore?
In a word... Nope.
Not at all.
To read more, go here.
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