As the world has slowed down over the last two years, what constitutes “travel” has shrunken considerably. We’ve traded window seats for walks around the block; concert tickets for game nights with neighbors; and exploring unfamiliar destinations for hikes in the nearby woods. And as excited as we are about the return of travel, let’s not forget that we have just as much wonder and excitement available to us when we slow down, look around, and connect with our families and friends.
R . SACKETT WOOD, CEO
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