European Union Members Ready To Begin Accepting American Travelers

European Union Members Ready To Begin Accepting American Travelers

Share to Linkedin As some of you know already, I was in Miami this past weekend attending Bitcoin 2021. I'll share my takeaways in a Frank Talk later this week, but for now, I'll say that the conference was a huge success, attracting a record 12, 000 attendees. Whereas the conference in 2017 largely focused on Bitcoin's price, this year's focused on Bitcoin's value“”which are two very different things. Today I'd like to update you on the ongoing recovery in the airlines industry. Traveling to Miami marked only the third time I've flown commercial in about a year and a half, a huge departure from my globetrotting before the pandemic. Like my other two experiences, the flight was pleasant and comfortable, and I felt at ease that airports were taking every precaution to ensure travelers' safety. I should add, though, that there were comparatively many more people catching flights this time around. On Sunday, June 6, air traffic in the U. S. hit a fresh pandemic high of 1. 98 million people, or 75% of capacity on the same day in 2019. That's up from 38% at the beginning of the year, so the trend is decidedly moving in the