581 Days Later, It’s Time to Travel

581 days ago, Skift author Rafat Ali wrote an essay on how 14MAR 2020 would forever be remembered as the day the world stopped travelling. Now, 581 days later, Ali says it is safe to say that travel is back, particularly as the U.S. announces its reopening date of 08NOV. As travel returns, Ali highlights some key takeaways to appreciate some gains made during the pandemic: how travel is a privilege we must appreciate, and how human connection is fostered through travelling to meet people.

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