Answer: James: I think it's going to come down to the consumer confidence. Some of those measures might be kind of government checkpoints, but those checkpoints add to consumer confidence. So it's all about what is required to get that consumer confidence back, where it needs to be, to get travel back with health checks, temperature checks and contact tracing. We did collect some data on whether or not people can be comfortable, leaving their personal information in case there was an outbreak and we could reach out to them. There's not a lot of comfort with that. But there are now just new technology around apps. You can download an app and it's all very anonymous. It's down to the device ID you can know whether or not you've been exposed to somebody that's been infected. It is just another step towards creating a kind of consumer confidence that's required to really bring back tourism.

Ken: Every country has their own security measures, but certainly within the US, we have the TSA. I suspect that there will be some sort of encoding, like we have pre-check. I suspect that there will be some integration with your certification of a vaccination to get cleared.

Answer: Ken: Many people are missing the in-person meetings, but I don't think there's going to be recovery in those face to face meetings, until you have a vaccine ultimately.

James:I feel very confident that the event side of the business is going to come back really strong. I think we all want to come together. All the tech and Zoom re going to actually put more emphasis on longer events and networking. Rather than being kind of a two day event, it might actually be a four day event and people are going to be okay with doing that because they know that they're not going to have an opportunity to do any either face to face meetings for a little while. So they might book more meetings and people will be more inclined to book those meetings.

Answer: James: I would be very optimistic, especially around leisure. I was at a hotel for two nights over the weekend. It was at capacity. I was talking to a contact at the US travel Association. He said that the hotel industry is really well managed and they're they're introducing new technologies. So I'm really optimistic around hotels and hospitality.

Ken: I would agree with that. And I think the jobs are going to be a little different. I know there's going to be a demand for sanitation team that you've never had before. The businesses, as they tend to have to do in any circumstance, will adapt. You'll probably end up with more employees, I would suspect, you're going to see costs built into your stay that reflect that. At the same time, you're going to know that you're going to have a good, safe, clean experience.