WASHINGTON, DC — Passengers’ confidence is at an all-time high with the disease at 6 to 10 (62 percent) ready to go home in the next six months, according to a new monthly travel survey. These figures add to the forecast that holiday travel will lead to a recovery in travel as 30 per cent of vacations have made reservations for the future compared to only 11 per cent of business travelers. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is adamant that COVID testing should not be required on domestic airlines, however, lack of confidence in travel with 45 percent of business travelers and 39 percent of travelers say it reduces their confidence in travel. “The decline in travelers’ confidence following the CDC announcement demonstrates the ability to share forecasts in a way that travelers can understand, ”said Travel McCormick commentator Mike McCormick. “Without a home inspection agency to support the implementation of such a program, it is correct, but the lack of information on the number of travelers explains how this guide means the company is unsafe – or unprepared for safety. Of travelers. The new guidelines for vaccines do not include any revised regulations for travelers that create more chaos in areas that are not immune to vaccines and non-vaccinated travelers. Other Findings The proportion of ideas “ready to travel” has dropped dramatically and is still low (19% for business travelers and 15% for travelers). More than 80% of all travelers will agree to be vaccinated against COVID-19 if available. Masks and other masks are also a safe option at home, especially in the presence of medical supplies for travel or service providers.