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How to travel without stepping outside your home

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Image source: traveldailymedia.com COVID-19 has the majority of the world’s population asked to stay inside their home to stop the spread of the virus. With local and international lockdowns in place, traveling is impossible and can get one in serious trouble. Is there a way to scratch the itch to travel while at home? Jessica Leonard . Image source: wanderlustchloe.com Binge watch travel shows . Cable TV and On-Demand channels provide a plethora of travel shows that can make one seem like they are traveling the world while in their living room. Watching such shows can inspire one to plan the next trip . While it may not happen anytime soon, looking at options, discovering travel destinations, and saving up for the trip can scratch the itch to travel. Jessica Leonard . Read books that are set in faraway places and subscribe to travel blogs that can expand one’s perspective on traveling. Reading is a way for one to teleport and travel through time. If sp...
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A look into the best face masks for all kinds of travel

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Image source: realsimple.com While vaccines have been developed to fight COVID-19, people are still expected to wear masks—the simplest act that can help stop the pandemic—until the battle against the virus has been ultimately won. Travel blogger Jessica Leonard shares on this blog the best face masks in the market for travelers. Many people are still firm that N95 and surgical masks must be reserved for medical workers. Following this principle, non-medical workers are encouraged to wear face masks and coverings made of different materials. Cloth masks don’t offer the best protection against COVID-19 as these can get wet quickly from saliva and sweat. Although reusable, one might need to replace and wash them soon as they get wet and dusty from daily activities. Image source: kpbs.org Brands have raised the bar high on protection and style. Gap cotton masks retail for $5 per piece. With three layers of cotton and a built-in nose wire, the Gap cotton mask is designed to ...
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How tourism can thrive during coronavirus

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