Hundreds of voters were split on whether they would be traveling as countries began to reopen their borders for visitors after the three-month coronavirus international lockdown. Despite preparations for the resumption of flights with precautionary measures to curb the spread of the virus, only 39.5 percent of 1,810 voters said they felt safe to travel in an Arab News Twitter poll. The other 37.5 percent of voters felt that the risk of infection was too high, while 23 percent said they would wait for a vaccine to be released before traveling. Arab News ✔ @arabnews As international borders begin to slowly open, would you travel despite the threat of #COVID19 infection? 38%No, infection risk high 40%Yes, I feel safe 22%I will wait for a vaccine 1,810 votes•Final results 33 12:26 PM - Jun 14, 2020 Twitter Ads info and privacy 28 people are talking about this The poll was taken after several counties in the middle east announced the ease of their travel resections. Muzamil Khan @Muzamil86169855 Replying to @arabnews In this pandemic time everyone need there family. International flight must start for like family who are in gulf 1 3:08 PM - Jun 14, 2020 Twitter Ads info and privacy See Muzamil Khan"s other Tweets The UAE’s foreign ministry and National Authority for Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Management said on Monday that certain groups of people could make journeys abroad from June 23. فهد الغامدي @al3alamy1988 Replying to @arabnews The wide spread of the virus makes it hard to travel. The only possible way for traveling is to have vaccine 👍 1 5:58 PM - Jun 14, 2020 Twitter Ads info and privacy See فهد الغامدي"s other Tweets Egypt also plans to resume flights next month with countries that have opened their airports. Civil Aviation Minister Mohamed Manar said Sunday that all airports would reopen on July 1. The Arab Ministerial Council for Tourism is also expected to be held on Wednesday to discuss the implications of the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the Arab tourism sector, and solutions for the sector’s recovery in the region.