I'm on a family vacation and I'm the only one who tested positive for COVID. How do I protect everyone else?
We talked to experts for advice on how to prepare ahead of time for a possible COVID infection while on vacation — and what to do if it does strike.Linsey Marr suggest that vaccination is a good way to keep down the infection rate in a household — and that if lots of people are packed into tight quarters, rates of infection are, as you'd expect, higher.Just like you pack suntan lotion and bug spray, you need to take a good supply of good quality masks , self-tests and maybe a few helpful medical tools, like a thermometer and pulse oximeter ... just in case. Also ask if folks in your vacation group are all vaccinated and boosted .
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