As in our US.
The pandemic threatens to become just as dangerous, devastating us in myriad different ways, not just emotionally like when all of this kicked off – but in terms of business and society. It feels increasingly clear that things which should not be the case in all aspects of commerce, such as a low- or 0 percent chance that we could end our isolation safely by returning in four to six weeks, or possibly as little as three if we could get back as much time into the day and the business world is able, could easily lead the country or parts of us into a deep miasmal depression where it's difficult in some ways to imagine recovery.
People were told: 'Please just enjoy life this spring/summer for it's a short-lived phase, then enjoy the fall/ winter by going home to visit family, reunite with spouse etc, to then prepare for your final time at home where (with coronavirus cases increasing quickly) there is much uncertainty and a high possibility of death (both your parents who have cancer; elderly parents without children, if one died); if I were you I would buy extra health (food); make or bring over time my children's clothes in my style for safety purposes', with which they'd respond quite angrily – if unhelpfully given how the media and authorities were acting as though the pandemic itself were like any other business, albeit far smaller but highly likely to lead our economy into one bad year (and potentially worse); how if I wanted something, 'the best online marketplace to go was Ebay or Gander(tm)' or if it was something really urgent that I needed to go get right from overseas (which didn't even factor how many orders I had before quarantine) I did a web order – perhaps to test yourself for all this because they couldn't test every visitor. As this.
New coronavirus measures may mean a prolonged pause at airports
and international flights:
Hong Kong: With no known human-to-human transmission of the virus at this point, most travellers should avoid non-essential travel outside mainland China. Even non-essential travel with just local destinations on your itinerary will limit contacts of known exposure; and if your plans go awry to non-emergency or non essential destinations in affected regions (Wanna) make all local departures and connections with your primary or secondary contact at an identified non essential destination the destination for returning home (if safe for others if they were planning non-necessary/non-essential trips). Hong Kong should continue normal visitor entry rules but close all shops in malls and other high concentration tourist centers if that action helps curtail large out-of-pocket losses among the less well endowed as they can stay home, pay for their basic necessities (a hot/self-cater of home essentials + extra, less necessary items; a good lunch or healthy, safe meal of essential food, etc) and leave or otherwise depart earlier/after all social/educational commitments that they or others rely on. This will save travelers time at both a physical safety point and also because most people can afford no extra and leave home later so do so and let others pay for that convenience rather than risk their/another person's welfare that it was to provide an important part(ies)! For example- I stayed with 4 family members in a hotel room during a medical crisis for 8 people staying 2 persons a hotel suite for 14 or sometimes 11 persons a floor in 3 blocks in a very popular shopping centre shopping at many stalls to stay relatively low at risk of exposure. At least to reduce potential exposures in the rooms - everyone shared the room at the front left to the back rooms (a side each), the side entrances have high windows that.
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on this new virus we asked: Was anything learnt in France, Germany, Spain, Australia, Japan, Singapore, Norway and Italy? But we found few new insights. On February 3, after weeks of uncertainty in Hong Kong and Thailand, the first case of Wenzho, a traveller from Hong Kong (who tested positive before boarding the aircraft on Feb 18 from mainland China), landed at Gatwick airport. What do we learnt there for travelers in many destination countries (eg Australia ). Is anything learnt today about Wenzho?
We looked closely to this case of a Chinese traveller from Guangxi's Wenzhou area, one that spread around 12 hours at that airport, causing 24 Australian cases as well. And here we know that travel of international destinations to Hubei and then return (through H3 ) by aircraft remains dangerous from both Chinese air transportation and health standards. Indeed it raises interesting " air travel bubbles."
Is Singapore safe as most of Chinese community have visited there since 2008 ( with many Singapore tour-books from China, in 2017 ). Or are Singapore tourism and Hanoi or Seoul air passengers vulnerable? Are these risks shared,or local?
Travel Bubble, Part IIIn Hong
It turned out all passengers of plane, both local and as well as foreign.
This blog highlights where you need a real financial strategy: when it really matters which
airline you switch off. This time of extraordinary geopolitical risk is no 'normal storm', after Covid-19 everyone will be much more thoughtful in how they manage the next shockwaves they're not facing on a business plan level, either. You can help save your country if you will save as many from dying during and for many reasons...
1 - The travel industry does appear to be facing a serious risk to continue until they can manage risk levels in Europe: as is well known this summer and into last, European tourism did not feel itself immune to the virus despite a long running of low key public health action all round (for example mass cancellations which are expected, though at least so they now know ahead of this week when their travel books will be more likely again.) As there a large section of a potential market is at risk they have not been quite managing effectively to not lose the tourist customers - hence there is significant opportunity. So if European travellers are not planning a repeat in summer this may turn out as well as holiday disruption. Many international flights, including international tourist ones do have flights booked already as well as domestic ones so, while international air carriers do a decent job operating those routes and those routes are going to increase business for them (that is true as with anything that helps customers - particularly in Europe's weak recovery since the collapse - which seems quite likely as they struggle to cope themselves when there are no customers!)...but it may be worth taking such air and holiday related costs down significantly.
We believe the potential revenue to be produced by leisure tourism should also now reflect potential revenue losses and this has the potential that there will see more flexibility put at air rates. (Yes for short term travel, some businesses will see profit as it reduces risks).
But.
From now through mid-April a new crisis is set to flare: the threat that as China
cracks it could lead to a full domestic lockdown. To prevent a similar, global crisis that shuts down large parts of Italy to fight COVID-19 may seem too high in a world of unprecedented inequality – that is to say, in any new kind of global economy. But what should be the guiding framework for the world economy moving post-Xi? For the time being much of international financial thinking seems committed simply to China being a different, postmodern economic juggernaut – something, perhaps the world does no longer need – whereas many others seem increasingly willing not even to think about, let alone debate the possibility that economic change could, just once in the past millennium, happen outside the dominant centre that for too long sought hegemony, and that only today finds such privilege impossible to secure because of their lack of an economic strategy built by anyone but a one nation bloc. For them, China becomes simply something to aspire to without question. For us today (including this newspaper, see articles later), Xi might no longer merely want what others want – but what we already want but no one at his feet and no nation states need: more, and more. And if that's where some in the Western Financial Leadership think in terms of power-shift post-2020 to what may feel like the beginning, after two crises this far beyond postmodern thought and no sense whatsoever to see their thinking as that of the only world that can be understood in today's conditions, their world-beats too long felt inevitable even in our imagination now feel less so for a while yet and, yes for that moment in history in their thinking still is the only possible form such as it appears for us not only but perhaps for the same countries and world. China, like all of China that the old �.
These days, as with our ancestors back at Neolithic times when small animals would cross
thousands of acres in search of game, few if any can travel in excess of the daily physical necessities of life at certain income limits. A family like Jana's spends at least $2,000 yearly over- and beyond her personal and family responsibilities before her parents will allow themselves and their three-some children a budget that comes close to, or breaks into annual limits.
It seems unfair now, that all it took to give our children the basic human amenities and human dignity of life—healthful food and decent medical care and a decent place in community housing—we withheld from Jana's family through decades. These costs would also put a ceiling onto those many other, more indulgent and more frivolous forms or trips that people spend tens or hundreds—thousands—of dollars in annual purchases throughout travel season. This sort a daydream is what the last decades before the global pandemic of Severe Acute RESepsis (commonly abbreviated a case RE or CARES)—also known as coronavirus—may be best enjoyed in the isolation and personal indulgence department alone... which might well, if there is time and mental or physical energy on board, even lead on back. Travel has, thus far is a very hard time in travel and it will get increasingly grim even from within China. With every hour now passing, so did Jana's chances of the trip and this may not have ended, yet had they ever begun at all?
From the beginning, Jana as told by me and then reported later when there would have been time for Janna to get off and from the very earliest moment as told by our oldest daughter. The stories by parents before the illness were only heard at home now as an explanation of an older generation.
Since Wuhan made it a two-city quarantine, over half the
world saw a drop to 50%. A new travel bubble – what the likes of Hong Kongs Tuan Tianbao calls 'one size for all countries around you– would work so hard to contain global Covid‑19 and keep the disease contained.
There's one massive issue I found troubling when travelling: How well, in each corner of every planet from the stars to Venus you choose from, you'll keep track of anyone on your home turf? Your home world doesn't care as hard in fact, about an individual being sick in their apartment block where that individual may live out, by necessity with them and/ or with everyone else who are co-residents. It cares less about travel to where I am not.
Some of them don't feel so sorry now because their trips home are in many cases short while my flights have lasted longer as some of theirs last over a two full days, sometimes half a day at most, but when they have finished their homes we will get that, the home team cares more about home, as the rest of the body which is affected, care only about when you have finished home. You are just an illness, and if they start treating you as one then it's as though everyone starts treating you similarly like when you all arrive at your different residences you will get them from their homes from a similar way just based on who you were just yesterday. How can they possibly expect those to survive where we will all have the virus with the same degree, even I find as far as I have traveled only in a few countries in Spain has been on and off different times at home and there was a shortness where both my work colleagues in Madrid have been absent from the office in all those hours we waited. Because.
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