The world has taken incredible strides to control the spread of COVID-19 as we continue to make effective choices about our household’s preventative measures during the pandemic. With the flu season upon us, we must take extra precautions to limit influenza infection and decrease the stress on healthcare workers.

As we continue working and attending school, we need to be cautious about how we deal with the onset of symptoms and what measures to take for prevention and treatment. The first step to taking proper precautionary measures is to get tested for COVID-19 and there are currently a few options available.

The winter holiday season is quickly approaching and many people are hitting the road with additional precautions during the coronavirus pandemic. If you are planning a long driving trip, consider these tips from experts for staying safe and lowering your risk of getting sick both on and off the road.

The travel industry has not been spared from changes caused by coronavirus regulations and continues to adapt to life during the pandemic. The future of flying will soon require travelers to carry a passport that shows proof of COVID-19 vaccinations.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in-person gatherings can pose varying levels of risk. In addition to the guidelines offered by the CDC, Global Travel Plus shares a few mitigation strategies that will help you and your family stay safe and healthy during the holiday season.