'I'm Being Hopeful - This Won't Be The End': Coronavirus & Its Effects On Global Travel

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By Waiching

The Coronavirus has derailed so many people's travel plans this year; up until the then-unknown virus, COVID-19 pandemic spread from Wuhan, China, where it first originated (and later there was an upsurge in incidents and fear towards people of Chinese origin, fuelled by xenophobia and racism), to overseas when during last month, things became so severe and serious with deaths spiking every single day across the UK, Iran, Italy and Spain - with the latter two dominating the headlines with the most recorded deaths. Things got so heated when supermarkets had seen their shelves emptied with selfish panic-buyers irrationally buying endless quantities of milk, eggs, toilet roll to name in bulk.

Unlike SARS in 2003, Coronavirus's impact isn't regional or local, but global, so much so the WHO (World Health Organisation) declared COVID-19 as a global pandemic on 11 March 2020. COVID-19 has been unprecedented - yet abrupt the way it has exploded, it is alarming to see the rates increase and confirmed in every nation, every continent that, but for Antarctica, there is nowhere in the world, right now, where it is deemed safe. Not only has it taken so many lives, but it also poses a major threat to the travel and tourism industry and affecting both its passengers and staff.

9/11 of 2001 was spurred on by fear, and here it seems the fear of being infected and transmitting Coronavirus onto others, is also what is driving so many people to cancel their flights or to put them on hold. It is frustrating to see that this virus is taking so many lives, but also causing people to stop travelling; the biggest concern is getting the virus - and yet they and we are having to self-quarantine and of who are not permitted to the leave the country, - which is understandable as COVID-19 as it is known, can be passed on and spread from one individual to another. Other issues are global and important events have either been cancelled or rescheduled to a later date or be it next year.

At this moment, the major and smaller airlines are struggling financially with flights grounded to a halt that without that money from the government and passengers, key workers will lose their jobs and companies will effectively go bust. Fewer people are content to travel, in case they get Coronavirus and become gravely ill. The travel and tourism industry is facing its biggest and toughest challenge to date, but as mentioned, the repercussions are far greater now than say 9/11, given as 9/11 was arguably a domestic crisis, whereas, with the Coronavirus, this is and has become a serious worldwide issue. Companies have considerable funds to run their businesses, but with the way things are going, they are incurring huge financial losses: hotels are not taking bookings, flights are not running, everything is closing down.

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I do think, however, that COVID-19 will not last beyond say Sept of this year, and I'm hopeful it doesn't get to that stage. The current lockdown that has been implemented in Italy, Spain, UK and other parts across the globe has been used to curb the spread of Coronavirus and to help safeguard people - but this comes at a cost as they are confined to their own borders and homes and only leaving their houses to buy essential food or travel to work when working from home isn't feasible. Countries have closed their borders and with that, travellers can't and are unable to leave the country, until they have completed their quarantine phase.

I realise, of course, that these are tough times right now. This would have been a good time for me to take time off work and go on vacation for a couple of says; that and visits to New York and Malaga in Spain were on the horizon. But that is delayed until later on in 2020. I, and millions of other people, want this horrible and catastrophic crisis to come to a complete end with a vaccine, which - even with the handwashing, sanitising and social distancing measures - will be the best and only permanent resolution to this disaster, so we can resume our daily lives, as well as fulfil our plans in visiting our desired destinations that we have set our sights on and doing so without the fear of death through an invisible disease.

almost 20 years ago, it was terrorism through 9/11 (and later on 7/7 UK attacks) that threatened not only our daily lives but for a while at least, it deterred people from travelling and flying on planes. as of today, the enemy is not terrorism, it is not human...
— miss waiching liu (@mswaichingliu81) March 24, 2020

but in the form of a deadly disease that ripping & tearing communities everywhere, as well as industries & sectors apart. travel & tourism prevailed over terrorism... and I personally believe that it will survive when -, & not will this agonising COVID-19 crisis finally ends.
— miss waiching liu (@mswaichingliu81) March 24, 2020

Yes, this is a sad state of affairs at the moment, yet as bad as it is, I am not giving up hope that the Coronavirus will be all over, be it this year or next. Whilst this came out of the blue and became a shock to everyone, this isn't the first time the travel industry and travellers have experienced a global crisis as severe as this; and as proven with 9/11 and its aftereffects, the world of travel have managed to bounce back and came back stronger than ever. & I see the same thing happening with COVID-19. Don't let something like this put you off from flying or travelling permanently. I know I am not.

& when it is all over, I, and so many millions of travellers can smile on the inside, knowing I am and will be able to travel and see the world, again.