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Here's where the Bay Area's wealthy are temporarily relocating amid COVID-19 FacebookTwitterEmail Sayulita, Mexico.Jordan Siemens/Getty Images While most people have hunkered down at home through the COVID-19 pandemic, some members of the wealthy set have fled their shut-down cities for far-flung destinations, and they're sparing no expense, according to a report from Bloomberg News. Jack Ezon, founder of Embark Beyond, told Bloomberg the luxury getaways he's planning for clients — including those on the West Coast who are escaping to Arizona and Mexico — average about $70,000 a month, wi...

Wealthy Americans are escaping the discomfort of coronavirus restrictions by taking to their private jets and temporarily relocating to expensive beach resorts where they can continue their lifestyles in style, travel industry experts say.

The Best Places to Travel Solo These trips aren't just for the adventure seeker—they’re a whole new kind of reset. By Brandon Presser Per BreiehagenGetty Images Travel is as much about exploring one’s inner self as it is discovering new places, and after almost a year in quarantine, we’re all yearning (and deserving) of an adventure. Some of us have been logging countless hours of overtime taking care of an entire household; others have spent more moments alone than we could have ever fathomed. If you’re after a reset, a solo trip may be just what the doctor ordered.

Just when you thought it was safe to get back in the water.... As recently as Monday, February 1, St. Barts was one of the bright spots in the Caribbean for American travelers this winter and spring. It required a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before departure, another test on day 8 after arrival (only if you were planning on staying longer), but no quarantine. And the island was "open." On Sunday, January 30, the French government, struggling to avoid a new lockdown as cases rise and the new Covid-19 variants spread, closed France's continental borders to all non-essential visitors...

Half of Americans say travel affects their decision to get vaccinated Feb 3, 2021 This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products. Terms apply to the offers listed on this page. For an explanation of our Advertising Policy, visit this page. For restless Americans who have primarily stayed home since the onset of the pandemic, coronavirus vaccines are in hot demand — particularly for travelers. Like face masks and hand sanitizer, these new vaccines promise to make the world safer for everyone...