24 Nov 2020 • Make Travel Matter
When we travel again
TreadRight's Ambassadors look forward to the future of travel with renewed appreciation and purpose.
Dear Traveller,
As we approach the end of 2020, we look back with a sigh at the year of travel that was not – then turn our focus to dreams of future travel.
Like you, those of us at The Travel Corporation have been watching closely for signs of progress on vaccines against Covid-19, even as we implement the innovations for traveller safety and wellbeing described by Gavin Tollman in October’s blog posting. While each of us will need to decide exactly when we are ready to journey onwards, one thing is clear – we will travel again. Difficult and frustrating as this year has been, it has not diminished our desire to travel. If anything, this time of limited movement and isolation has increased our desire for the freedom to explore distant destinations and rediscover the world.
For this month’s blog post, we thought it fitting to look forward, wondering what might be different when we do travel again. The challenges we face in life transform us, leading to learning and growth, and that is especially true with challenges of the magnitude of those we have been through this year, which have had such an impact on all of us.
Dear Traveller,
As we approach the end of 2020, we look back with a sigh at the year of travel that was not – then turn our focus to dreams of future travel.
Like you, those of us at The Travel Corporation have been watching closely for signs of progress on vaccines against Covid-19, even as we implement the innovations for traveller safety and wellbeing described by Gavin Tollman in October’s blog posting. While each of us will need to decide exactly when we are ready to journey onwards, one thing is clear – we will travel again. Difficult and frustrating as this year has been, it has not diminished our desire to travel. If anything, this time of limited movement and isolation has increased our desire for the freedom to explore distant destinations and rediscover the world.
For this month’s blog post, we thought it fitting to look forward, wondering what might be different when we do travel again. The challenges we face in life transform us, leading to learning and growth, and that is especially true with challenges of the magnitude of those we have been through this year, which have had such an impact on all of us.
Casual dining
bbar, Victoria
Opposite the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, bbar offers delicious sharing platters and signature dishes, including juicy burgers, crisp salads and London’s best salt beef sandwich.
