How about basking in the sun, cocktail in hand, between two doses of vaccine? In any case, the concept of "vaccine tourism" seems to be spreading more and more. While Europe shudders at the thought of a shortage, some countries are not hesitating to offer the injection under the coconut trees.
"Caribbean, mojito and vaccine"... This advert has been on air since Cuba to the whole of South America. From next March, tourists staying three weeks on the island will be entitled to Cuban vaccines, as announced by the authorities in this short publicity film, between two beach photos: " Tourists have the option of being vaccinated in Cuba if they so wish".
Not far from there, in FloridaIn Florida, it's the neighbours to the north, Quebecers over 65, who can register to be vaccinated. They don't have to be residents or own property in Florida. A proposal that irritates many Americans.
And then there is the exceptional case of the very rich of Britons over 65Those who belong to a very closed London circle. For a fee of 45,000 euros, they are invited to live in Dubai for a month, including first-class or private jet travel, reserved villas and double-dose vaccinations.
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