More and more frequent travelers are becoming wary of going to airports and getting on planes because of the potential risk. The most important thing to remember if you are flying during the outbreak is not to panic and take sensible precautions when you can. Here are some hygiene tips to follow at the airport and on the plane during Covid-19.
With Covid-19 taking over headlines and business travel entering an uncertain time we wanted to get some expert advice for you on how you can still travel safe amid the coronavirus outbreak. We reached out to John Ayo, Travel Wellness expert, naturopath and author of Travel Balance for some tips on how to stay safe and healthy while traveling. Check out his video above for some expert tips.
Long-haul flights are never fun. Being stuck in a cramped environment with lots of people and very little opportunity to move around would put stress on even the most seasoned travelers body and mind. Find out exactly what happens to your body during a long-haul flight and what you can do to combat the effects.
Airport downtime is inevitable for any traveler. For business travelers it can easily become a chore as you find yourself spending hours and hours at the airport. Don’t waste your travel downtime by sitting around and waiting at the gate. Here are 5 healthy ways to spend time at the airport, so that you can make that time work for you.
According to a recent survey conducted by YouGov on behalf of NexTravel, more than 20% of US business travelers surveyed report that business travel has a negative impact on their physical and mental health. Learn some simple actionable steps that you can implement in 2020 to help your employees Travel Well.
Travel and wellness don’t always go hand in hand. However as we become more aware of the importance of making healthy choices, airports are starting to stand up and take notice of the wellness needs and wants of their traveling customers. Check out the best wellness amenities that airports have to offer.
Business travel is a multi million-dollar industry and shows no signs of slowing down. That means there is a pretty good chance you will be heading on a business trip at some stage in your career. Here are 3 tips and items to help improve your posture and reduce back pain when you are on a plane. Whether you plan ahead or want to improve your posture on the fly we have an option for you.
