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05 Jun

European Union Plans to Reopen Most Borders in July

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EU Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson talking at an earlier press conference. European Commission

Skift Take: Member countries of the European Union are in disagreement about how long to maintain travel restrictions. But expect most travel in and out of the bloc to stay blocked at least through July 1.

— Sean O’Neill

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05 Jun

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Travel Sector Remains Thorn in a Falling U.S. Unemployment Rate Defying Expectations

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The U.S. unemployment rate dropped to 13.3 percent in May, but the travel sector is still seeing brutally high numbers. William Warby / Flickr

Skift Take: The travel industry shouldn’t sing yet — the hospitality and leisure unemployment rate fell three points in May, but the sector is still in a decimated place from where it was a year ago.

— Cameron Sperance

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05 Jun

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What South Africa’s Virus Protocols Tell Us About Balancing a Travel Economy With a Nation’s Health

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South Africa president Cyril Ramaphosa imposed strict lockdown measures early on in the crisis. Reuters

Skift Take: South Africa is understandably cautious as it approaches winter, and doing all it can to stave off a health crisis. But its strict and prolonged protocols might end up doing more harm than good.

— Matthew Parsons

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05 Jun

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Tourist Guides Will Be the Earliest Enforcers of Safety Measures in Travel

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A tour guide in China. Chastagner Thierry / Unsplash

Skift Take: For tourist guides who manage to ride out travel’s shutdown, a new set of challenges and expectations will be awaiting the profession on the other side.

— Rosie Spinks

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05 Jun

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U.S. Airlines Plan to Increase Flights to Places That Boast the Great Outdoors

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Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Ben Emrick / Unsplash

Skift Take: Summer tourism certainly won’t be robust this year, but where it does happen, it’s likely to happen outdoors. Airlines are changing their offerings to cater to that need.

— Rosie Spinks

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05 Jun

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Project Ideas Around the House (for When You’re Not Feeling Productive at All)

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05 Jun

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A New Boss of Clean Will Ensure More Than Just Crystal Sparkles at New York’s Baccarat Hotel

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Tanja Hernandez is the Baccarat Hotel’s new director of environmental health and safety. Baccarat Hotel New York

Skift Take: It’s going to take more than a label to give guests confidence to book a post-pandemic hotel stay. Hoteliers need someone to make sure all the heightened cleaning standards are not only announced but also rigorously followed.

— Cameron Sperance

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05 Jun

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Where Are Travel Prices Headed? Get Ready for Twists and Turns

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Pavilion of the enlightened at Ancient Siam in Thailand. Hatoriz / Visual Hunt

Skift Take: Domestic airfares around the world fell dramatically in May — on average. But, as with hotels, there are currently pockets of strength — and will be for months. Still, contrarian trends don’t make for a nice, tidy trend line when it comes to prices.

— Dennis Schaal

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05 Jun

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American and United Diverge on Summer Recovery Expectations

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American Airlines is adding significant domestic capacity in July. Tim Bounds / Flickr

Skift Take: American and United are taking different approaches in the Covid-19 recovery. Each has valid reasons for their strategies, which seem rooted in how they view the U.S. market’s potential.

— Brian Sumers

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05 Jun

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Emirates and Etihad Will Resume Transit Flights

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A traveler walks in Abu Dhabi. JumpStory

Skift Take: Many people remain stranded far from home because they can’t get transit flights onward to their final destinations. So it’s good news for many workers and families that Emirates and Etihad are restarting transit flights through hub airports in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.

— Sean O’Neill

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