Slow travel refers to travel that emphasises connection at the destination you are visiting. — S. MIGAJ/Unsplash
Before the global Covid-19 pandemic hit, talks had been rife among travel experts that the next big thing for tourism in 2020 was slow travel. Of course, barely any travel took place for many around the world last year.
But as the tourism sector slowly resumes and parts of the world cautiously reopens again, it appears that slow travel is more pertinent now than ever.
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