Guest from Europe Evening Monday, Jean-François Rial, CEO of the tour operator Voyageurs du Monde, advocates the establishment of a health certificate which would bring together for each person the data relating to vaccination, but also to PCR and antigen tests.

This document would make it possible to meet the health requirements of all countries in the world.

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What if the solution to regain a normal life and to be able to travel around the world was through a "health certificate"?

While the idea of ​​the vaccine passport is gaining ground in Europe, Jean-François Rial advocates the establishment of an "electronic document to be able to adapt to each situation, to all the health policies of all. the world's countries".

Concretely, it would make it possible to store both the data relating to the vaccination against the coronavirus, but also the results of PCR and serological tests.

"The vaccination passport is a real bad idea, because each country in the world has its own policy concerning tourists," reminds the microphone of Europe Soir the CEO of the tour operator Voyageurs du Monde. 

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A document that meets all requirements

"Some people want a PCR test, others a serological test, or even proof of vaccination ... We must therefore create an electronic document, which we would call a health certificate, which allows all the data to be stored. depending on what the country asks you, or the place you want to go to, you present it. "

Jean-François Rial also specifies that this electronic certificate must be "readable but not storable by whoever reads it, so as to avoid the problem of data theft". 

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In the form of a QR code? 

For his part, the president of Travel Companies, Jean-Pierre Mas, also a supporter of this health certificate, advanced Saturday on Europe 1 that this document could take the form of a QR code, a symbol to be scanned.

A system that would limit falsifications at best, according to the latter. 

In addition, Jean-Pierre Mas denies any idea of ​​exclusion of a part of the population which does not yet have access to the vaccine with this method.

"On this health certificate that we want, there would be both vaccines and tests. And there is no sorting, since everyone in France has the opportunity to perform a PCR test for free."