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Ask an expert: Is any travel safe? - Cleveland
Many households are beginning to show symptoms of acute cabin fever. With summer approaching and global air travel still restricted, would-be travelers are considering alternative vacation plans, including RV rentals, road trips, and hotel staycations. But is it any safer to hit the road than it is to hit the skies? Are hotels OK? Do airline safety measures make any difference?
To help get to the bottom of these questions, we asked Molly Hyde, a board-certified expert and infection control practitioner who manages the spread of infectious diseases within health care systems. Keep in mind that these answers don’t constitute individual health advice — consult your physician for specific guidance.
Many households are beginning to show symptoms of acute cabin fever. With summer approaching and global air travel still restricted, would-be travelers are considering alternative vacation plans, including RV rentals, road trips, and hotel staycations. But is it any safer to hit the road than it is to hit the skies? Are hotels OK? Do airline safety measures make any difference?
To help get to the bottom of these questions, we asked Molly Hyde, a board-certified expert and infection control practitioner who manages the spread of infectious diseases within health care systems. Keep in mind that these answers don’t constitute individual health advice — consult your physician for specific guidance.