KANSAS, MO – Consul Travel has just released the results of the third round of the Global Travel Distribution COVID-19 IMPACT IMPACT. The results of the study provide a very important, identification of the evolution of distributors across the effects of COVID-19, as well as better data aids and an understanding of their transformational role in the industry. These are important findings from a survey of 1,292 travel directors (including business owners, nonprofits and travel managers) conducted from the end of January to the beginning of February 2021 across five regions in the country. language 20. Immunizations and Immunization License Basics Three-quarters of respondents believe that applicants and applicants for immunizations or e-vaccines for international travel will promote application in 2021, where 44% of respondents agree that global immunization will also contribute to the increase. North American respondents are not fully aware of the impact of passports or e-vaccines, and only 57% believe they can promote the application. A third of travelers believe that other factors such as health certification, reduced requirements for specialists or providing a free COVID-19 test will affect their business more than immunization. Consumers secure in 2021 as Immigration Rate On cancellation On a positive note for recovery, 54% of global customers choose to stop their travels, but 35% of cancellations. Of those delays, 50% want to go to their destination, and that number goes to 55% in North America. In North America, 49% also start at seven months to a year. When asked about time travelers they write for many, the most popular answer worldwide is Q3 2021 (24%) and
