How Traveling Has Changed Since The Pandemic | Eduardo Beltran

Discover how traveling has changed since the pandemic. Or if it has changed at all. Watch this to uncover some of the greatest changes in travel and the travel industry in 2021 so you are aware of what's coming next if you are planning to travel soon. Subscribe Now: bit.ly/2GG7lmd
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Perspectives Of Travel
01:36 New Lens Of Tourism
03:19 Remote Work
04:53 Business Travel
05:54 Essential Vs. Non-Essential Travel
07:34 (How You Can Help The Channel)
07:57 Complexity of Travel
09:05 Slow Travel
10:59 New Travel Modalities (& Travel Bubble)
12:35 Travel Is Changing Forever
13:14 Takeaway & Question Of The Day
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[@EduardoBelme]

What are your thoughts on how traveling has changed in the last year? I read every single comment so let me know below!

[@fernandamartal]

I agree with the point of essential vs non-essential traveling, now there’s a lot to consider when traveling (insurance, pcr tests, hotel quarantine stays,etc)! Great video👏🏻

[@EduardoBelme]

Indeed! But I hope that doesn't stop you from traveling soon :)

[@PillayAllRounders]

Hi from South African vloggers 🇿🇦 😀 ❤️ 🌍

[@EduardoBelme]

Salut all the way to South Africa!

[@ftmb24]

Being a traveller myself lately made me realise that some of those 'changes' being applied at airport and travel related spaces might be here to stay rather than a temporary 'fix'

[@EduardoBelme]

True. Some may never go "back to normal".