JULY 9, 2020|TRAVEL & TOURISM
Can Tourism Be Made Pandemic Proof?
When I think about breaking our stay-at-home lifestyle and taking a vacation, the thing I worry about most isn't the destination ... it's the dangers and inconveniences of getting there.
Going to an open space, having our own socially isolated cabin, and being outside of America all seem like inherently low risk activities. But getting there is a problem. So reading this article about how designers and architects are reimagining the design of the things that take us from one place to another gave me hope.
If we can change airplane seating or bus and subway configurations, perhaps people can have more confidence to be able to use them again.
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