Domestic travel
Not surprisingly, there's a great deal of interest in domestic US travel. This NY times article highlights a few.
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Not surprisingly, there's a great deal of interest in domestic US travel. This NY times article highlights a few.
We're starting to see some things to look forward to. Recently, I posted a blog about turning the corner and how things will change. So let's turn our attention what to look forward to. Please note that much of this information is from Travel Weekly magazine.
Here we are in mid Nov 2020, the year of the pandemic. Vacation travel has ground to a halt. Americans still are not allowed to fly to Europe. Cruise ships are still not allowed to sail from US ports without CDC approval, none of which has occurred. Most of the western world is seeing yet another surge of COVID 19 infections. Yet...maybe, just maybe there's a ray of hope. We've had good news on the vaccine front. The medical community has learned a lot about how to treat those that are infected and fatalities are way down. We've learned how the virus spreads and therefore what therapeutics and mitigation measures work best. Testing has become more widespread and effective. And the world is starting to learn how to live with the virus without the harsh shutdowns we all experienced early in 2020.
Here's a smattering of travel related stories you might be interested in - just to keep you in the travel frame of mind.
Amidst the pandemic and the associated travel restrictions, it seems like no one is vacationing these days. Is that really true?
It was brought to our attention that we have trip blogs for only a few trips of the many we've taken So we thought we'd dedicate this post to listing our complete travel experiences. Note that we only list the major overseas trips. Excluded are continental US trips and short city stays elsewhere.