Since the COVID-19 pandemic left many travel plans altered, canceled, or postponed, it's only natural that so many people feel a sense of wanderlust for travel. This has led to the rise of a recent phenomenon, called “revenge travel.” What is “revenge travel?” People refer to the sudden surge in traveling as taking revenge on the last year when restrictions and state guidelines recommended we stay home.

As travel continues to ramp up, travelers are beginning to express concerns about upcoming travel plans, whether it's traveling anxieties or anxiety about re-entering the world after COVID lockdowns. Mental health professionals created the term "reentry anxieties" to address these rising concerns. According to a study by the American Psychological Association, nearly half of Americans feel uneasy about adjusting back to in-person activities, including travel. Use the following tips to help calm anxieties as travel resumes.

With the COVID-19 pandemic ongoing worldwide, many travelers are concerned as to the safest way to travel during day-to-day life.

The COVID-19 pandemic has shaped many of our travel decisions and itineraries over the past several months and will continue to do so well into the 2021 calendar year. However, that is not to say that people can still travel safely by taking a few precautions that they might have overlooked while planning their next trip.

As COVID-19 vaccines become readily available to the public after approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), you likely have questions about the effectiveness of the vaccine, side effects, the process, and ultimately whether or not you should get it.