The time of the coronavirus pandemic is not easy for anyone. Practically, the worldwide quarantine is giving everyone a hard time, as it is no longer just a travel ban, but an order to sit on all fours at home. So how can travel blogs do in all this?
We decided to approach the topic with a bit of a twist. Because the current outlook is not so colorful at all. Not only is the possibility of “flying” anywhere even during the vacations now under a very big question mark, but even the possibility of traveling in Poland in the coming months is low. That’s why we need some cheering up :)
We are, of course, keeping our fingers crossed that we can make it, that the whole world can make it, and that as soon as possible we can safely travel wherever our souls desire. Because we firmly believe that sooner or later it will be possible again.
In the meantime, however, we wondered what the Polish travel blogosphere can do to adapt to current conditions.
We started modestly, with a pandemic-time name re-design for well-known travel blogs. Because in such a situation an extra dose of humor won’t hurt anyone, right? Perhaps this will inspire you all for new series on the blog :)
Do you have interesting ideas for other solutions? Be sure to let us know in the comments.
Be sure to let us know in the comments if you have any other interesting ideas! :)
⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ Remember to:
⚠️ – stay at home if you can,
⚠️ – avoid clusters of people, meetings with friends too,
⚠️ – if you’re already going to the store to get groceries, to work, to go for a walk: keep a safe distance from other people (at least 2 meters) and remember to wear a mask!
⚠️ – also help elderly or high-risk people by shopping for them.
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