New York Times best-selling author and behavioural psychologist, Martin Lindstrom, might have the answers to safer travel in Covid-19 era.
As the global appetite for travel resumes, there is a huge demand for a trusted, independent source of information and advice relating to COVID-19 safety.
As a regular globe-trotter, Martin Lindstrom set out on a mission to discover the secrets of safe travelling, while telling some highly amusing – if slightly toe-curling – tales along the way…
Did you know, for example, that your airline seatbelt buckle, stash of in-flight magazines and safety card rarely feature on any airline’s sanitation protocol?
Likewise — in hotels — bathroom glasses, clothes hangers and remote controls are often found to have traces of some pretty unmentionable substances! Meanwhile, studies show that 20% of handbags and purses carry more bacteria than a toilet; while others go further!
Martin Lindstrom has teamed up with Intertek Protek‘s subject matter experts to produce this essential guidebook to unmask the truth about the risk of Covid-19 in air travel and hospitality industry, and he hopes that you read it before you embark on your next trip.
The free e-book which is downloadable here, provides those travelling in this COVID-19 era with handy tips on how to navigate the hidden pitfalls of international travel with confidence. This fascinating and highly entertaining read shuns scaremongering in favour of a practical guide on how to navigate the patchwork quilt of contradictory international regulations, as well as the physical spaces through which we pass on our travels.
It’s important for all of us to understand and do our due diligence to protect ourselves and others from Covid-19. Ultimately we can create the future of travel we want, that is safe, secure and seamless, as well as provides an authentic and meaningful experience to the traveller across the journey; one which supports the livelihoods of millions and contributes to sustainable economic growth. And this starts with knowledge.
