Why are Americans concerned about traveling to Thailand in July?

@Yvon *****

people who can work from home or otherwise have a salary can stay at home the vast majority of people in lockdown must return to work or go bankrupt. How many people have to lose their business or all their savings to make you feel safe?

I seriously hope these figures are wrong but I see things reopening in the US and this is what was advised against to avoid those figures

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How are they counting

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Empirical evidence for your claims?

@Jon *******

- where did you come up with that wild - totally invalid information? Every one of those off the charts sickness and death projections were off by many magnatudes and have been abandoned. The last four months of real data show huge numbers of asymptomatic and low symptom yet Covid-19 infected people. The latest estimates puts Covid-19 in a category of a serious Flu with about the same death rate between 0.1 and 0.5%

@Rob *********

What about staying in Korea 2 weeks first?

@Rob *********

it wouldn't surprise me if Thailand started cherry picking countries they allow back first.

Laos basically just opened up depending on the country coming from and there rules after no cases for the last 36 days. Laos reminds to be careful. Normally countries follow one like a domino effect.

@Rob *********

I agree... I think it’s very unlikely Thailand will accept people who have been in the US or other countries where the virus is raging once flights open up. And if they do, it will come with strict rules such a quarantining in a special hotel for 14 days and a medical certificate.

Might be looking at next year or beyond for free and easy travel to Thailand once airports are open. At least for people visiting from or who have recently visited the US and other countries that have handled the virus poorly.

@Rob *********

Nothing is permanent now. Good chance the US will be the first to have a vaccine and that could appease every country.

@Steven *****

. Ah ok. The current ban on incoming flights has just been extended to June 30. Plenty of outgoing flights. The Thai government may try to get things working domestically first before they open up to international visitors again. I tend to think September might be more realistic, but you never know