From pools to beaches to barbecues, health experts weigh the coronavirus risk of summertime fun
"One could theoretically create like a bubble of the people in the camp," Glatt said. He said day camps involve additional issues because it's harder to control the flow of people.
Health experts still don't fully know how safe airports are, she added, but avoiding public transportation and traveling by car could reduce the risk. If traveling is essential, travelers should consider quarantining for two weeks before their trip, maintain a safe distance from other people when traveling andand sit far away from others, she said. Shorter flights will pose a lower, although still present, risk.
"Where are you going to go? Are you going to be able to access health care where you're going? If you're fortunate enough to be insured, iOutdoor actives in general are going to carry less risk than indoor since greater air flow reduces your chance of encountering a large dose of airborne virus, health experts advise, especially activities without large concentrations of people.
Outdoor sports like singles tennis and golf, where it's easy to maintain a 6-foot distance and avoid physical contact, is also considered low risk, he said. Instead of taking face masks off to eat at a gathering, Malani suggests eating at home and then gathering with friends and family outside afterwards.
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