Traveling this year for the holidays looks a lot different from most years. If you can, it’s best to stay put in your own home and celebrate with your family virtually. If you’ve opted to fly somewhere this winter, here are some guidelines to help you reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 while you’re traveling.
The United States State Department recently lifted its worldwide “Do Not Travel” advisory, but before you go ahead and book your tickets to the Bahamas, you’ve got to assess the current international situation for American passport holders.
Whether you’re taking a flight next week or next year, air travel has changed, and we may never see it the way it used to be. It’s completely normal to have a sense of anxiety or dread when it comes to getting on your next airplane, but a few essentials can help create a sense of calm and make your journey as safe as possible.
Live sports have been put on hold since mid-March, but just recently the Major League Baseball (MLB) season has begun. Sports fans all over the United States are looking forward to the cautious return of live sports broadcasts. While it’ll be some time before fans can return to stadiums, most are grateful for the progress. Following the MLB’s example, the National Football League is gearing up for their season by starting their training camps as well. It’s yet to be known whether the NFL season will proceed as planned in September.
Knowing what to expect is one of the components that can make travel more comfortable for those who have to travel during the pandemic. Each airline within the U.S. has slightly different guidelines for travel. We hope that this blog post will help you make an informed decision about which airline to fly.
