International travel is slowly but surely recovering after two years of the pandemic. Looking forward to 2022, it seems like the next year’s travel trends will be heavily influenced by this time of limited travel. Travellers want to get back out and
The story begins pre-COVID with many avid travelers tapping on laptops' keys to easily book their travel requirements, from applying for visas to booking flights and accommodation. It was the era of do-it-yourself travel planning and booking. Everyone made the odd mistake, such as booking a return flight that had you arriving and leaving on the same day instead of departing a week later.
As the world gingerly opens back up to travellers, we must be more socially responsible with when, where and how we travel. Many places are still struggling with the COVID-19 pandemic, with growing cases and new variants to be wary of. If you are
Here in Europe, jetting off for a long weekend holiday in another country was a common occurrence pre-pandemic. With a whole continent on our doorstep, we took advantage of cheap flights and short travel distances to enjoy fleeting trips that flew by. We could jet off across the English Channel or hop on a train and be in a different country in less than an hour, border hopping to our heart’s content. As we move into the second year of the Covid-19 pandemic, will weekends away ever resume?
Anyone currently travelling is likely to have to produce a negative COVID test as well as entering a quarantine period. This makes it difficult for most of us to travel – especially as the costs can be large. One solution that is currently being
Many countries around the world have imposed mandatory hotel quarantines for anyone returning from abroad. The U.K is the latest country to enforce quarantines in hotels for passengers arriving from destinations on their ‘red list’. People arriving
We may currently be stuck at home but there is lots to look forward to later this year. We’re looking ahead and planning future travels, thinking positive to when the world opens back up. If you’re sat at home dreaming of future travel plans and looking back at your previous trips with nostalgia, enjoy our list of things to look forward to.
Last year wasn’t the best year for travel. Some of us managed brief getaways or were lucky enough to travel before the pandemic hit, but for most of us it was a quiet year at home. We’re now looking ahead to hopefully being able to travel later this year, and have made a few New Year’s resolutions that reference lessons learned over the past twelve months as well as how we’d like to travel going forward.
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