People continue to cancel non-essential travel amid pandemic
KITCHENER -- Most people decided to stay close to home this year, choosing to cancel or delay non-essential travel due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Anna Collings, who lives in Stratford and retired recently, was planning to take multiple trips this year. "A mother-daughter trip to Portugal, it was going to be 10 days and we were really excited about it, but that didn't happen due to COVID," Collings said. South-Central Ontario CAA said most people have cancelled non-essential travel in 2020. "The travel industry is very slow," CAA government relations director Elliott Silverstein said. ...