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Economic Recovery in a Pandemic: The Case for the Trans-Tasman Travel Corridor

The Trans-Tasman travel corridor, popularly known as the Trans-Tasman bubble, is a proposed quarantine-free travel zone between Australia and New Zealand. The initiative is purely economic in nature. Its goal is to open up borders and restore some degree of bilateral travel, in an attempt to limit prospects of a pandemic-induced economic recession.

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Using Nature to Prevent Another Pandemic

Governments and policymakers must acknowledge that COVID-19 is a result of nature mismanagement and pledge more conscious efforts to conserve nature to prevent future pandemics. A nation’s relationship with the environment underpins the quality of all citizen’s lives, and COVID-19 is a concrete example of what will continue on a global scale if that synergy is not protected.