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These are the best places you can safely travel to this summer during the pandemic Kaitlyn McInnis

Just because a state or small town on your radar has low cases of COVID-19 does not automatically make them somewhere you should visit. Read More

New York City Phase 1 reopening could mean 400,00 workers returning to jobs Kyle Schnitzer

The New York Times reported as many as 400,000 workers could begin returning to jobs, which center on construction, manufacturing, and retail stores during the city’s first reopening phase. Read More

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This generation is the most desperate to get back to traveling Jennifer Fabiano

The Millennial generation is most ready to book their next vacation trip, and are being persuaded to do so by discounts from the travel industry. Read More

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Harvard professor says this odd activity is a game changer for dealing with stress Sonya Swink

Try forest therapy, meditative practice of walking through the woods using all your senses. Read More

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