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In-Depth: Northeast Ohio traveler COVID-19 related trip cancellations spike as CDC tightens restrictions - Vimarsana News

In-Depth: Northeast Ohio traveler COVID-19 related trip cancellations spike as CDC tightens restrictions

In-Depth: Northeast Ohio traveler COVID-19 related trip cancellations spike as CDC tightens restrictions In-Depth: N.E. Ohio traveler COVID-19 trip cancellations spike and last updated 2021-02-02 23:22:08-05 CLEVELAND — Ohio travel experts report more local travelers are canceling or are adjusting international trips, as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention adds travel requirements, and are considering adding even more. Leah Molinari, Owner of Molinari Travel in Rocky River told News 5 a significant number of her clients are switching international vacations to domestic locatio...

11 ways 2020 changed flying for better and for worse - Vimarsana News

11 ways 2020 changed flying for better and for worse

Early in the pandemic, air travel was down 96%. Thomas Pallini/Business Insider While the number of air travelers has increased slightly since the start of the pandemic, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) saw a 96% decrease in people passing through their checkpoints in April, recording some of the lowest passenger numbers of the past decade. April 14 set a record low with only 87,534 passengers passing through TSA checkpoints — for comparison, the same day in 2019 saw over 2.2 million. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) predicts that 2020 will see a total of a...

Despite health warnings, just four in 10 Ohioans stayed home on Thanksgiving, according to cellphone location data - Vimarsana News

Despite health warnings, just four in 10 Ohioans stayed home on Thanksgiving, according to cellphone location data

Despite health warnings, just four in 10 Ohioans stayed home on Thanksgiving, according to cellphone location data Updated Dec 11, 2020; Posted Dec 11, 2020 The Sunday after Thanksgiving was a busy day on the New Jersey Turnpike. According to SafeGraph data, 42% of New Jersey residents stayed home on Thanksgiving. (Elizabeth Robertson/The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP)AP Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio — Nearly four out of 10 Ohioans stayed home on Thanksgiving, heeding the pleas of national and local health experts, who warned against holiday travel in an effort to control the spread of CO...