Since December 2019, it seems like it’s nearly impossible to escape the constant concerns regarding the coronavirus outbreak. The COVID-19 strain is front-page news, with new cases and fatalities emerging on a global basis. Fortunately, those traveling for work or leisure within the United States have little to worry about, as the country is still seen as a low-risk location.
It’s important to recognize that the coronavirus outbreak is having the largest impact in China, Iran, South Korea and Italy. Travel advisories are in effect for international flights and cruises to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 strain. It’s still safe to use public transportation such as buses, trains and taxis if you’re not in one of those locations.
The coronavirus outbreak has triggered a large reaction around the world. Part of the reason this infection is making global headlines is due to the fact that health professionals still have much to learn. This particular strain causes flu-like symptoms, but health experts are far off from having a vaccine ready for the public.
Safe travel during the coronavirus outbreak is a matter of evaluating your destination, following up with cancellations and taking the time to protect yourself. There’s no need to be afraid to travel in the United States at this point in time. Staying up to date with the latest statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is a proactive way to keep yourself at ease about the international outbreak.
The key to keeping yourself healthy during the coronavirus outbreak is to follow standard sanitation practices on daily commutes, day trips and beyond. The number one way to prevent the spread of the illness is to wash your hands with soap and water as much as possible. Be sure to rinse your hands for at least 20 seconds, and keep in mind that you should use hand sanitizers only if you can’t access soap and running water.
Try not to touch your face, eyes or nose in public places, as it’s believed that strain COVID-19 spread internationally via person-to-person contact. If you see that someone is visibly sick, keep a safe distance. Always stay home from work and school and avoid large groups if you experience cold or flu-like symptoms in the upcoming weeks.
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You’ll be happy to know that we clean our coach buses after every trip using a 10-point servicing system. Our experts wipe down passenger surfaces and restrooms with peroxide-based products, eliminating germs and viruses. We’ll even provide hand sanitizer on your trip for convenience.
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