Many countries across the globe are exploring ways to progressively restore cross-border travel through the use of vaccine passports. Already airlines such as Qantas have announced they will only allow customers onto their flights who have been vaccinated.
More locally and recently, UK’s prime minister made comments that pubs could require a vaccine certificate to visit their premises. Thus raising similar questions for other privately owned venues such as hairdressers, gyms, cinemas, theatres, sporting events and nightclubs.
While a YouGov poll showed that 65% of Brits say they would support a document that would allow vaccinated people to return to workplaces, bars and travel again, it does pose a difficult question for business owners providing services to the public.
A) Do you try and provide a venue to those who have been vaccinated, excluding those who have taken a decision not to, or for health reasons cannot be vaccinated?
or
B) Do you provide access to all, and possibly alienate some customers who may in turn to visit a competitor offering a ‘COVID Safe’ venue?
▶️ What’s your view?
See the poll results to this question here.