COVID19 strange times

This COVID 19 has changed many things in the way we relate to people. It has created social distancing. Has made the world wear facemasks, now we don´t get to see facial expressions any more. I hate all of these things. I guess I am very Mediterranean, and I need human contact.

It is clear that the tourism world is in mayor change (let´s not say mayor CRISIS). There are too many open questions that no one can answer yet:

is it Ok to fly?

What are COVID 19 regulations on each country?

How do I book a ticket for a museum? 

Can we join a group of 20 people?

After talking with some friends who know about this business, we have come to the conclussion that we all need to travel, but certainly we will travel in a different way. I personally believe that once it starts, it is going to be better than before. We will not have massive tourism any more. 

This means no long lines to enter the Vatican Museums. Not fighting for a picture with the Mona Lisa. No waiting under the sun to visit the Sagrada Familia. What about cruise ships? are we going to see the end of those huge boats?By now, they are not allowed to stop in Venice anymore.

I guess we have to change and we have the opportunity to change to a better tourism.

Talking with sarah murcoch