There have been reports that tourists who travel to Cuba will be offered a chance to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. The country intends to produce 100 million doses of the Soberana 02 vaccine this year. They plan to vaccinate the entire Cuban population of 11.3 million people. They’ll also be offering their vaccine to Iran, Venezuela, Vietnam and India.
Tourists will be given the option to be vaccinated in Cuba once they’ve completed their Phase 3 testing. So, for our Question of the Week, we want to know if you’d go to Cuba just to get the vaccine?
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