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Grudzi and welcome to the Views Room, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters' Breaking Views.

I'm Rob Cox, the editor of Breaking Views, coming

to you from my home in Syrac, Switzerland. This week I rang up Sharon Lamb in Hong Kong to hear

how she's lurching from unofficial lockdown, back to work, and again, to a sort of self-imposed

stay at home. We also discussed a feature she published this week that looked at the future of travel,

both leisure and business.

Her conclusion is that while there will be a return to the road, it will be a long and

increasingly cumbersome process.

Health immunization documents could become as vital as passports.

Domestic driving vacations are in.

Global air traffic, meanwhile, is expected to slow to a compound annual

growth rate of about 4.6% through the next eight years from an estimated 5.1% before the crisis hit.

And business travelers, people like you and me, will be finding creative digital ways to avoid

packing up our Samsonites. After that, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by

Lisa Yuka, our Milan columnist, about a column I had written this week on how Switzerland has been

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