Want To Travel Next Year? You May Need A Vaccine Passport
December 28, 2020 9:10AM EST
ARLINGTON, VA – NOVEMBER 25: An officer from the Transportation Security Administration checks travel documents for passengers traveling through Reagan National Airport November 25, 2015 in Arlington, Virginia. With the recent terror attacks in Paris, travelers are facing heightened security procedures while traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Coronavirus vaccines are rolling out.
Now, to do things like travel, go to the movies, attend concerts, and shop, you may also need a vaccine passport application.
Several technology companies are creating technology for users to upload details about their COVID-19 vaccine history to do things in 2021.
Several airlines, including Jet Blue and United, have partnered with The Common Trust Network. They will have a CommonPass App where a QR code can be generated to show a person’s vaccine and medical history to show authorities. Large tech firms are also getting in on this technology.
Will this influence your decision to get a vaccine?
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