As 2020 rapidly dwindles to a close, many are hopeful and excited for what 2021 may bring. After a year where Coronavirus has disrupted the life of every person the world over, many are hoping for a new start in 2021. Indeed, with the early production of a Coronavirus vaccine being released to the public,

Many aspects of life have been impacted because of the Coronavirus. One of the most interesting changes is the growing interest in tiny houses. This interest can be attributed to a number of reasons, such as affordability, eco-renewability, and the sheer novelty and minimalism of the trend. However, the real question is if this is

Airlines have seen their profits dramatically impacted during 2020. During Thanksgiving, many airline companies hoped to make a rebound, only to see another wave of Coronavirus send more people to their homes. Safety has been the greatest concern while traveling this year, and it likely will be the same next year. In an effort to

COVID-19 has gone a long way for uprooting long held practices, and one of which was the way businesses used the travel industry. However, even now when there are the beginnings of a vaccination for Coronavirus, many reports indicate that business will never fully return to the way it was before the shutdowns. Many businesses

In the wake of renewed Coronavirus cases, many nations are modifying the ways that they are letting people cross the border. Already, some nations are extending shut downs for tourists through the year 2021. Some nations, however, depend heavily on the tourism industry and are not keen on immediately cutting off such a reliable source

In the last few months, most of the world has been dealing with a resurgence of Coronavirus cases. As such, most countries are reintroducing or reinforcing earlier restrictions, with some nations going so far as to have second batches of lockdowns. As the list of countries reasserting safety procedures grows, Canada can be added to

China and Thailand are in talks to create a “quarantine free” bubble in the coming months. Thailand, who generates a large portion of its national income through tourism, is seeking to create a visitor friendly atmosphere for the nation with over one billion citizens. Thailand is seeking to develop an app that will allow the

Over the next two weeks, the United States would typically see the highest amount of flying and travel that it sees for most of the year. With people nationwide using the Thanksgiving holiday as an opportunity to gather with family, it is no surprise. Despite warnings and recommendations against flying as a mode of transport,

In recent days, the Coronavirus has begun to spread at rates similar to — or even higher — than when it first made it to America sometime in February or March. With this “third wave” of Coronavirus arriving on the eve of America’s most traveled holiday, many are wondering if it is safe at all

For many Americans, this will be the first year where they will not be running the gauntlet of traffic and tantrums to make it to a loved ones house. For many years, a child wetting themselves, getting sick, or simply a delay because of an accident was the worst they might face while heading out

Many industries — such as restaurants, theaters, television, and most significantly, the travel industry — have suffered during the duration of COVID 19. As most of the world is in the midst of preventing another resurgence of the novel Coronavirus, many companies and businesses in the travel world wonder if they can survive much more

The World Travel Awards is a global imitative to recognize and award countries that have gone above and beyond in curating a positive and memorable traveling experience, not only for the tourists, but for the local communities as well. Ever since the 1990’s, the World Travel Awards are seen as a way to indicate which

In the face of a second wave of Coronavirus, many nations are reevaluating how they are going to handle the virus, specifically how possible future lockdowns might look. However, the more immediate concern is to appropriately modify quarantine rules, so as to prevent the necessity of a lockdown. One country that is modifying its approach

The travel world, over the course of the last several months, has drastically changed. Due to this, many countries and companies are seeking to find ways to adapt and market themselves during this trying time. Some companies see this as theoretical blood in the water, and is causing them to strike at weaker competitors. Other

In this time of Coronavirus, countries must constantly reevaluate their decisions and how they will deal with the possible infections that might come from international travel. Switzerland has recently decided to amend their current rules about which countries may and may not travel into the country, and which kinds of visitors will and will not