Posts by: Jenny
So yes, the pandemic has definitely changed travelling but it might not be only in a bad way. Of course a lot of travel companies, hotels etc. fight hard to survive the crisis but on the other hand people travel more sustainable now.
Travelling has definitely changed after Covid-19 but that doesn’t stop me from exploring new places. This summer I went to the Côte d’Azur (French Riviera) for a few days and discovered the cities Nice, Cannes, Menton and Antibes, as well as the island Île Sainte Maguerite.
I’m so lucky I got to spend the last semester before Covid-19 in Faro, Portugal. That’s why I’ll give you some travel advices for Portugal and especially for the Algarve region.
Things that just came across my mind:
When I started travelling I didn’t feel it yet and I didn’t recognize any changes. But then I moved to the US and lived there for over a year that’s what changed me and my views on the world completely. If you don’t travel you never get to know other cultures and you never learn to question yourself or your habits which is helping you to grow your personality.
Travelling to Cuba feels like going back in time. A mix of the middle age and the 60s/70s.