My dad was supposed to be booking flights for the UK, but he's decided to wait awhile.

I do wonder if it's really going to be any worse than the flu is each year. Apparently that causes between 291,000 to 646,000 deaths, depending on the severity, with an average death rate of 0.1%. Currently Covid19 is at 0.4% death rate, but we haven't had as many infections... yet. According to this, from the first case logged, these pandemics usually run their course in about a year to 1.5 years. This has been going a bit over a year.

It's going to be an interesting year for sure. It should also be interesting to see just how much work can be accomplished remotely in this digital age. Will it keep our economy ticking over?