Why you shouldn't travel abroad soon, even if it seems OK

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As the country begins to open up — for better or worse — many of us are starting to plan future trips and dream of warmer, brighter days ahead.

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But is it ethical to travel internationally, especially to places that do not have access to vaccines in the same way we do in America? It’s an important question to ask yourself before you finally book that Greek getaway or Southeast Asian trek.

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This really helpful article by senior reporter Caroline Bologna lays out what to take into consideration and what to think about before booking flights.

Read it here

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