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Will I be able to take that vacation this summer — or before 2021? Here’s what experts are saying Liv McConnell via Fairygodboss

Travel was one of the first industries to be hit by the virus, as borders across the world closed and airlines struggle to resurrect themselves. Read More

Is it safe to fly? Scientific experts walk us through the decision process Kacey Ernst and Paloma Beamer

Arming yourself with specific knowledge about your airport and airline, and maximizing your use of protective measures that you have control over, can reduce your risk. Read More

Advice

Cambridge scientists say this is the key to getting teens to social distance John Anderer

The team at Cambridge says that both public health organizations and governments should seriously consider paying social media influencers to promote the idea that social distancing is necessary, the right choice, and perhaps even cool. Read More

Health

If you live near one of these you will be happier, according to science Sonya Swink

Researchers at the European Centre for Environmental Health said “… living near the sea seemed to confer the greatest health-related benefit on those living in the poorest areas.” … Read More

Health

Should you fly yet? An epidemiologist and an exposure scientist walk you through the decision process Kacey Ernst and Paloma Beamer

When an infected person contaminates a shared armrest, airport restroom handle, seat tray or other item, the virus can survive for hour … Read More

Health

Can you get Coronavirus in your car? Here’s what you need to know Sonya Swink

If you’re headed out this weekend to enjoy a staycation, putting some miles on, or just some variety in scenery- you’ll need precautions to keep your loved ones and your neighbors safe. Read More

Advice

Is it safe to travel this weekend? Here’s what the experts say Kaitlyn McInnis

This weekend, as the novel coronavirus continues to affect communities across the country at an alarming rate, things are going to look a little different. Read More

The Future of Work

3 ways the COVID-19 crisis has affected corporate expense claims Uri Kogan

As the crisis progressed, the scale and nature of expense claims have changed drastically. As expected, trip cancellations and work-from-home expenses increased dramatically, while business travel expenses dropped. Read More

Health

‘Quarantine fatigue’ is here and this is why it is so dangerous Kyle Schnitzer

Since April 17, the data found that people are going outside more frequently than they were in mid-March when social distancing measures were announced. Read More

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