Travel Advice
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You should wash your hands frequently. If soap and water are not available, use hand sanitizer that has at least 60% alcohol and rub your hands together till they are dry. In addition, avoid touching your eyes, mouth, or nose and close contact with others. The most ideal solution for buying food or necessities would be to pick up food at drive-thru, curbside pick-up, or in store.
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Airplanes: Social distancing is difficult on crowded flights which could increase the risk of exposure to COVID-19. Buses and Trains: Consider sitting or standing 6 feet apart from others. Cars: Making stops can put you into close contact among others. RV's: By constantly stopping, it can put you into close contact among others.
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Price Competition: Referring to the New York Times, a survey they released in March contained results that people who made over $125,000 were interested in traveling than others who made lower income. Experience: It is related to income; people who have a higher income of $125,000 or over have a higher chance in traveling and have been to multiple destinations. Health Systems: If the destination you are going to has a nurturing healthcare system, it will have an impact for brand reputation. Age: With the young generation, they seem to think the risk of getting COVID-19 is lower compared to the older age group and are willing to accept risks.
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My core idea is to share travel advice with the public in order to make sure everyone takes the necessary steps to be safe and protect others. For my audience who are not planning to travel often, I want them to learn how they can spread awareness to others on how they could protect themselves. For my audience who are planning to travel often, I want them to learn the factors to consider while they are traveling either through public transportation or by car.
