<\/span><\/h2>\nIt is super important to pay attention to the rules and regulations of the community you are visiting regarding social distancing, mask-wearing, and capacity in restaurants. Partly because it is always vital to be respectful when you travel and because if you fall foul of what is required, you might not be able to visit at all! Checking the local situation often in the run-up to your trip is key too, as the situation changes all the time and you don’t want to be caught short.<\/p>\n
Buy travel insurance <\/h3>\n
It should be a priority on your list to spend money on travel insurance, especially if you plan to holiday during Covid-19. However, read the fine print, know what is covered, and guarantee that your vacation would be fully refundable. The travel insurance will probably not cover cancellation due to a lockdown happening in a certain location. So, make useful coma prions before buying any travel insurance for your trip.<\/p>\n
Try a new vacation style<\/h3>\n
You might be used to heading out to packed clubs every night or going to crowded concert halls when you are on vacation, but this year will be different. So instead of going to the same old places and being disappointed that you can’t do your favorite activities, why not try an entirely new style of vacation?<\/p>\n
Rent an RV and camp up somewhere spectacular, or jump in a van with your family and road trip across the US. Escape to a remote mountain cabin with stunning views, or book a boutique wilderness hotel on the edge of a National Park. The possibilities for socially-distanced vacations are endless, and you might just discover your new favorite adventure!<\/p>\n
Pack smartly<\/h3>\n
Travel advice often focuses on how to pack less, but this year being over-prepared trumps having a smaller bag. Make sure you pack everything you might need, from extra masks, hand sanitizer, and alcohol wipes, to spare sheets if you are particularly risk-averse. If you are planning a socially-distanced, COVID-friendly vacation, the last thing you need is to have to search for necessities, so pack a little extra to ensure a more relaxing experience for everyone. Some travelers prefer to pack their own pillowcases and sheets.<\/p>\n
Consider location and crowds <\/h3>\n
When booking accommodations, try to keep away from crowded areas, and thus it is essential to take the proper precautions. Even if you are getting deeply discounted rates, do not take risks if you will have to share spaces and elevators with a higher number of people.<\/p>\n
Look for hotels and accommodations such as Airbnb that follow new cleaning guidelines and place a buffer between guest stays. So, look for remote locales that are a lot less populated and those that attract fewer crowds.<\/p>\n