Sunday marked the first day travelers entering the United States didn’t have to test for COVID-19.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.As a result, there could be a lot more people coming into the country, but the price of travel right now could also have an impact.
Some people News4JAX spoke with Sunday said COVID-19 concerns haven’t really come up in their travel plans. For months the travel industry has been pushing the CDC to drop the requirement, saying testing was no longer necessary based on data.Speaking of the economy, most of the people News4JAX spoke with said they thought about the price of their flights before they thought about COVID-19.
“We were just talking in the car about prices going up lately. A year ago it was just so great. But I feel pretty safe about traveling but now prices are getting pretty frustrating,” said one traveler at Jacksonville International Airport.The CDC said it will reassess the need for testing if the latest science and state of the pandemic changes.
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