With spring break approaching, what can travelers do to be prepared for airport checkpoint screening during a pandemic? TSA has shared these five tips to help travelers through their checkpoint journey and stay healthy and stay secure when going through the security screening process.
Travel is far from dead.
Though it may not yet be on the scale we're used to, groups across the country are traveling safely and successfully. Like fresh buds emerging through the snow, these trips remind us a new season is on the horizon.
Though it might not be exactly what it sounds like, revenge travel is describing a very real anticipated trend in the leisure travel realm: travelers are going to be embarking on extra trips or splurging on amenities post-pandemic due to the feeling of being deprived of travel (as we knew it) for over a year.
There's cause for optimism these days and it's not simply because the weather is getting nicer by the day. The latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers is out now, and there's good news to share: 81% of travelers plan to travel in the next six months, an increase of 16 percentage points since mid-January and the highest level since the beginning of the pandemic last March.
As vaccination efforts grow more widespread, an increasing number of travelers have adventure on the brain. One traveler demographic not to sleep on? Millennials. Learn how to cruise industry might actually be the renewed focus of this experience-driven generation in a post-pandemic world.
