Travel Advice During the Coronavirus Outbreak

As a traveler you may currently be checked in to your flights, have your bags packed, and ticket in hand, but also wondering, should I be traveling during the Coronavirus Outbreak?

With numerous cancellations and travel restrictions to affected areas, travelers are left to make the decision — to travel or not to travel. Many national and international airlines and transit stations are still fully operational as your destination may be in a green zone.

However, due to the rapid rate at which the outbreak is spreading, it is always a good idea to check ahead to make sure you are entering a safe and secure area.

With preparation, caution, and some helpful tips from CuddlyNest your travel can go perfectly smoothly and according to plan.

If you are traveling through an airport or transit station in any location at this time, you are likely to come in contact with other travelers and employees of the facility. Try to avoid the self-check-in kiosks and fingerprint scanners in lounges.

When you arrive at the counter show your boarding pass or ticket on your mobile device. Or bring a printed out a copy to prevent passing your mobile device between yourself and the attendant.

The best practice is to keep hand sanitizer and cleaning wipes on hand at all times. Wash your hands frequently and for at least 20 seconds, and try to avoid shaking hands or physically touching another person. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth, and always cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze.

To greet a friend or colleague you can wave, bow, or namaste! These gestures go along way to maintain your health and prevent the spread of infection in public settings.

You may be hearing the phrase “social distancing” a lot over the next couple of weeks. It’s simple. Avoid large crowds and smaller spaces. If you have plans to attend a large event of more than ten people, email or call ahead, as many events have been canceled or postponed.

For something to do and see during your trip, choose an outdoor setting that is open and allows you to explore in seclusion.

While you may be traveling to an area that is not yet affected by the current outbreak, unfortunately, this can change in a matter of days. It is always a great idea to have a trusty Plan B and know your options in case you have to modify your travel plans.

Be prepared that some of your planned activities may change as a result of businesses closing their operations during the outbreak. Follow travel and news accounts in the area you are visiting so you can be sure to get updates immediately.

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