I have an opportunity to make reservations to travel to northern Italy in three weeks. The CDC is saying it is ver high risk and advising not to go but I don’t know how accurate that is. The trip includes Milan, Lecco, Tirano, Lake Iseo, Trento, and Bressanone, to book or not to book that is the question. I am aware that there are no guarantees but I would like to know what my actual risk factor really is.
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Paris
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Depending on where you live, the risk is not necessarily vastly different vs. home.
The major issue for me would be: what happens if you have to spend an extra 10 days in Italy because a positive test prevents you from flying back home, if home is in the USA? That could well be a blocking point. Insurance can protect you against the cost involved, but time is another factor.