For the last few years, travel plans have been halted due to many Americans’ safety concerns. Even though many people took road trips with their families and found ways to vacation, many avoided public transportation, especially planes. Now, as more people save up money, get vaccinated and mask mandates have been lifted, many people who previously feared to travel are starting to wonder if they’re ready to go on vacation.  As more people venture back out into the world, it’s important to exercise caution and use common sense. Traveling after the pandemic will be similar to traveling before the pandemic, but there will be a few key differences. You’ve come to the right place if you’re ready to travel. Here’s what you need to know about traveling post-pandemic and how to travel safely.  Start Small Consider how much you’ve traveled in the past two years. Many people only traveled when they had to move to a new home or decided to rent an apartment instead of buying a house due to soaring costs. If you haven’t been far from home in years, traveling can feel scary. Depending on where you’re traveling, you might have to deal with new rules, which can add stress to an already stressful experience.  While it may be tempting to immediately jump on a plane to Bangladesh, ease into travel slower if you aren’t super experienced. To help ease you back into traveling, you can start small and play short trips that include visiting friends overnight in other cities or going to a lake house for a long weekend. You can also map out places you want to visit and look for restaurants that ask that their patrons wear masks when they’re not eating to ensure your safety. Make sure to pack an Afghani Strain in case you get anxious or have trouble sleeping. If you’re a more seasoned traveler, you may want to jump right into exploring a new country. Maybe try camping in Manila, if you’ve been itching to make up for lost time and travel destinations. Just remember to check any travel restrictions the country may have in place.   More Planning Required Even people who aren’t natural planners are starting to plan their travels more because of how things changed during the pandemic. Even if you’re fully vaccinated, you might still want to...