Travel may never be the same

The travel industry has been decimated since the start of the pandemic due to lockdowns and border closures. The UN World Tourism Organization estimates that international tourism could decline by up to 80 per cent this year compared to 2019. But the industry is already preparing for when we can start to travel again, and there will be a lot of changes to everything from air travel to hotels. Today, we’re joined by Global News’ Washington bureau chief Jackson Proskow to talk about what lies ahead for the tourism industry and why our vacations might never go back to normal.

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The travel industry has been decimated since the start of the pandemic due to lockdowns and border closures. The UN World Tourism Organization estimates that international tourism could decline by up to 80 per cent this year compared to 2019. But the industry is already preparing for when we can start to travel again, and there will be a lot of changes to everything from air travel to hotels. Today, we’re joined by Global News’ Washington bureau chief Jackson Proskow to talk about what lies ahead for the tourism industry and why our vacations might never go back to normal.

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