Maybe you bought an RV (like Richard Kerr, TPG's loyalty and engagement editor) or rented one to stay somewhere like Disney's Fort Wilderness Campground. Many of you have already found workarounds when it comes to balancing the risks of COVID-19 with travel. So, we steered clear of trips because it just didn't seem worth the resources and effort to have a less-than experience.įor more TPG news delivered each morning to your inbox, sign up for our free daily newsletter.īut, as this pandemic wears on, it's clear we're all going to have to learn to live with this disease for a while longer. My larger concern was this: How much fun is a vacation where we don't go on a guided tour, take a cooking class with a local chef, visit a museum, eat at a restaurant, nurse an after-dinner drink at a local bar or head to a venue to listen to live music? All of those things usually require spending extended time indoors - sometimes maskless - with lots of people, and I do draw the line there. (I prefer an N95 or P100 respirator-style face covering mine are vented so I also wear a surgical mask over it to ensure the safety of those around me in addition to myself.)
My fear wasn't so much about catching the disease since I'm confident wearing a mask, being mindful of social distancing and sanitizing high-touch surfaces will keep me safe. I admit it: I've been reluctant to travel since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. The Beaches of Fort Myers and Sanibel and Sanibel Moorings Resort hosted the author for a look at life on Sanibel during coronavirus.
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