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G7 high-level principles for a safe and sustainable resumption of international travel

Seven principles agreed between G7 leaders to align their international travel strategies and build a long-lasting recovery for the international travel sector.

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At a meeting hosted by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps on 30 September 2021, G7 transport and health ministers from major global economies agreed a series of measures to align their international travel strategies, through 7 principles that will drive global standards on international travel and build a long-lasting recovery for the international travel sector.

The 7 principles are:

  • futureproofing the transportation sector against future health threats
  • ensuring the fair treatment and safety of essential transport personnel
  • respecting privacy and data protection in implementing vaccination certification solutions
  • reaffirming the pre-eminence of scientific evidence in planning international travel policy
  • ensuring fairness and equity in respective national responses
  • maintaining regular international and multilateral engagement
  • delivering a safe, sustainable and resilient recovery

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Published 30 September 2021

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