Has Covid-19 pandemic changed? Let us know.

These obscure days began almost five years ago.

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization announced Covid-19 Pandemia, and four days later US countries began to order closures and restrictions on travel.

By the end of the month, the European Union banned irrelevant travel from outside the block, cruise ships were subject to an order without a sail in American waters, and state governors gave orders to stay at home to prevent the spread of the virus. Irrespect travel would be frozen for months.

After Covid vaccines became widely available in the spring of 2021, the travels began to bounce, although when covering the face mandatory for aircraft and transport nodes. When the masks were slowly falling off and the borders opened again, travelers tried to make up for the lost time, the phenomenon known as “the journey of revenge”.

Freezing quickly turned into a flood as warm places, such as Venice, Iceland, Barcelona and Dubrovnik, Croatia, filled with guests. Lack of tourism suddenly became a change, and many destinations began to introduce restrictions and charges to discourage the hordes.

The last five years were quite a mountain train. We want to hear how these ups and downs influence your relationship with the journey.

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