Corona has put a stop to tourism for many months. Travel companies, airlines, accommodations, local destinations; the travel world is now trying to do everything it can to revive tourism - and thus their economy for many countries. The travel sector now has it too, with working towards a responsible recovery

Many workers who have worked from home more or less compulsory in the past period are positive about this, according to a representative survey by the ANWB among 2.000 Dutch people. About 60% want to keep two or more working days from home after the crisis. That the ANWB finds a positive sentiment among homeworkers, with

Keolis Sverige, the Swedish subsidiary of Keolis, received a four-year contract extension from the Swedish Public Transport Authority (PTA) Storstockholms Lokaltrafik (SL) worth EUR 500 million to operate and maintain a fossil-free bus fleet in Stockholm, Sweden. The original contract, which expires in August 2022, is now expiring

The aviation sector does not put public health first, but chooses to stimulate the demand for airline tickets as quickly as possible. Travel to risk destinations is already discouraged by the orange travel advice for these areas. Air travel is organized to destinations with code orange, which makes travelers seem to ignore the strict

The majority of road users in the Netherlands find it important to keep their distance from each other in traffic. Yet many people find it difficult to maintain a distance of five feet in various traffic situations. This has emerged from research by the TeamAlert Foundation, the Fietsersbond, ANWB and the Ministry of Infrastructure and the like