All travel arrangements have been canceled due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic. Many of you are being socially isolated, quarantined, or locked down all across the world. We appreciate the preventive precautions that governments are taking to assist people and our earth in healing. Dubai is taking the epidemic extremely seriously in order to eliminate it as quickly as possible. We realize your desire to travel and see new things hasn't waned, so in the meanwhile, we'd like to provide some escapist ideas for travelers amid the COVID-19 epidemic.
You are unable to travel at this time, but you may make the most of your time by keeping the travel bug alive in other ways:
Reminisce Wonderful Memories
People capture their trip memories in a variety of ways, including photos, films, and writing about their experiences. For many of us, these captured experiences never make it beyond our Instagram feeds or WhatsApp messages to friends and family. Now is the ideal moment to be creative with your vacation memories.
Display some of your most memorable photographs, create a slide show of your favorite films from your travels, or build a coffee table book of prior excursions.
Track the Trends Online
Do you recall a period when you couldn't find the time to conduct trip research? Even if actual travel is no longer possible, you may utilize this opportunity to explore other locations and cultures through internet escapism. Continue to be inspired by the abundance of internet travel articles, films, and photos covering all corners of the globe. Now is the moment to savor everything that is still to come. Prepare to go on a virtual trip.
Look Forward to Post-Pandemic Travel
Because of the Coronavirus epidemic, tourism has come to a halt. There has been debate over how the tourist sector will be affected after the epidemic and how travel preferences may alter as a result. When this storm passes, the world will be changed, and perhaps a better sort of 'normal' will prevail. One of the benefits of this temporary travel restriction is that destinations and places prone to mass tourism would get a break and a chance to restock.
The alternative to mass tourism, sustainable tourism, will become more vital than ever. Destinations and tour operators with significant and good objectives will require your assistance. Take this opportunity to contemplate the sort of traveler you want to be in the future.
Set New Travel Goals
Some of us may have taken travel for granted, and even if you didn't, it's probable that you now appreciate prior travels more than ever. Your urge to travel will never fade, and even if we can't make any fresh vacation arrangements in the near future, we may still fantasize. Keep the travel dream alive by making a fresh bucket list of future trips. Many proponents of personal development believe that setting down your objectives makes them more attainable. Let's put this theory to the test by making a fresh list of trip objectives!
We understand that this is a difficult time for everyone, and while not being able to travel is not anywhere near to the sort of difficulties that many of us are experiencing, it is nonetheless difficult. Even though we miss all of our desert guests and experiences, now is the time for all of us to stay at home so that we can travel sooner. Stay cautious and explore some of these alternate escapist options for travelers while the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown and quarantine is in effect.
Be Creative on HomeCation Activities
Have a basic concept of what you want to accomplish during your staycation. It will help you make the most of your vacation time and offer you something particular to look forward to.
Consider the activities you enjoy doing, the ones you haven't had time to do, and the new things you'd like to try. You may also consider theming your staycation to give it more focus. Here are a few suggestions to get your wheels turning:
Put on a face mask, and spend the entire day in a robe or your fluffiest pajamas.
Super sporty: Go on a run, sign up for an online fitness class, or do anything else that will get your heart rate up.
#TBT: Watch some old movies or TV series, load up on nostalgic foods, and take a trip back in time (pre-COVID-19).
Get crafty: Learn to knit, experiment with watercolor paints, and attempt a large DIY project.
Experience the Outside World
With physical distance rules in place, perhaps a crowded beach trip or a theme park experience isn't in the cards for the time being. But that doesn't mean you have to spend your vacation locked up inside all day (in fact, we strongly advise against it).
You may go for a solo stroll or trek, put up a tent or stargaze in your backyard, locate a private location to view the sunset or dawn, or simply read on your porch, roof, or in a park. Being outside has several physical and mental health advantages, so make an effort to spend some time outside. (Just remember to wear a mask and adhere to any physical distance recommendations established by your local health agency.)
Discover Something New
It's part of the excitement of going on vacation to see and do new things. While a staycation won't provide the same dramatic change of scenery, there are still things you can do at home to make it seem a bit more fresh.
Begin by making your place feel different than normal. Even minor changes, such as changing your bedsheets, lighting candles, or arranging fresh flowers, can have a significant influence. Then shake things up a little! You may, for example, eat breakfast in bed, experiment with new skincare products, listen to a carefully curated music, or order or make an unexpected cuisine. Simply attempt to make the day feel as out of the usual as possible in order to truly capture the vacation feeling.