when the u.s. do when you visit the caribbean country. you may see a headline and say bahamas, the medical republic, jamaica they have some crime issues. but in large, it is not prohibit people from booking their vacation there. but if you saw a headline ever single week about a crime in one of the caribbean countries, you would probably rethink it. that s what s starting to happen in america. our good headlines are resonating more in places like japan, europe, australia. some of the drivers of the international tourism economy, and the concern is, if we go in a direction where that is a daily headline in that area, some travelers might think twice. conversely, we, as the u.s., are doing a disservice to foreign and visitors, to tourists, because we downplayed it for purposes of trying to achieve better tourism statistics? it s hard to get people in the tourism industry to talk about it. they don t want to appear at headlines, they don t want to appear in foreign headlines. i talked
just passed on friday. all of these things that are happening in florida are not making us safer. they re making us less safe. they call us the free state of florida. it s not the free state of florida at all let me ask you about this ability to carry permitless carry. we see literally students are in the streets in tennessee and you have three legislatures, three state legislators who are being threatened with expulsion for standing with them there are huge protests going on in tennessee march for our lives originated in florida after parkland. hot has been the reaction of those young activists? because you know, i can only imagine the mix of florida s tourism economy, beaches, places like disney, where apparently you re not allowed to bring firearms can disney maintain its prohibition on firearms inside disney world given this new law?
The Airports Company South Africa says BP’s decision to quit its aviation fuel business in South Africa will not jeopardise supply at Cape Town International Airport.
Air travelers from China to Canada will no longer be required to provide proof of COVID test results before boarding, starting from Friday, the Public Health Agency of Canada announced, marking the latest move by a foreign country to relax restrictions for Chinese travelers.