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Calm, Cool & Collected While Finding Catania Italy Flights (with Kasia Writes) | 4
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What would you do if while on route from Rome to Catania for a travel conference you find out that Italy has decided to close its borders to prevent future spread of the Corona Virus.
The Corona Virus Chronicles (Week 4) with Kasia Writes
By the time Kasia arrived in Catania, Italy for their TBEX Conference (Travel Bloggers Exchange) the Italian Prime Minister had already closed the borders leaving all the attendees scrambling to get home. Kasia also shares how keeping a cool head got her home safely, what it was like going through customs when arriving in Toronto and what it was like to be in quarantine for 14 days.
About The Guest
Kasia is all about adventure, exploration and discovery with a focus on responsible travel. An exciting way about the world as well as self-reflection and personal freedom. A place for curious travellers, looking for new experiences, discovering new things and learning something new along the way.
Website:
Kasia Writes
Resources, Tips & Tricks:
- If a crisis arises contact your credit card, find out your coverage in order to informed decisions.
- Spending a bit more money on First Class might not only reward you with more comfort but given the current circumstances – First Class may have fewer people per car.
- Sometimes First Class is not that much more than Regular Class
- Amsterdam is a huge Stopover Hub
- In challenging times try to stay calm and make rational decisions. Try not to make decisions when emotionally charged
Related Blog Posts:
- 13 Must-See Things To Do In Catania, Italy: Your Complete Guide
- 8 Lessons From Traveling To Italy On Brink Of A Pandemic
Sponsors:
- Toronto Bloggers Collective (Toronto Based Facebook Group)
Website | Facebook Group - GPSmyCity
Blog Post & App Articles - Standard Luggage
Blog Post | Buy Now - SquadCast – Tool for recording remote podcast interviews
38 episodes
Manage episode 283442263 series 2865028
What would you do if while on route from Rome to Catania for a travel conference you find out that Italy has decided to close its borders to prevent future spread of the Corona Virus.
The Corona Virus Chronicles (Week 4) with Kasia Writes
By the time Kasia arrived in Catania, Italy for their TBEX Conference (Travel Bloggers Exchange) the Italian Prime Minister had already closed the borders leaving all the attendees scrambling to get home. Kasia also shares how keeping a cool head got her home safely, what it was like going through customs when arriving in Toronto and what it was like to be in quarantine for 14 days.
About The Guest
Kasia is all about adventure, exploration and discovery with a focus on responsible travel. An exciting way about the world as well as self-reflection and personal freedom. A place for curious travellers, looking for new experiences, discovering new things and learning something new along the way.
Website:
Kasia Writes
Resources, Tips & Tricks:
- If a crisis arises contact your credit card, find out your coverage in order to informed decisions.
- Spending a bit more money on First Class might not only reward you with more comfort but given the current circumstances – First Class may have fewer people per car.
- Sometimes First Class is not that much more than Regular Class
- Amsterdam is a huge Stopover Hub
- In challenging times try to stay calm and make rational decisions. Try not to make decisions when emotionally charged
Related Blog Posts:
- 13 Must-See Things To Do In Catania, Italy: Your Complete Guide
- 8 Lessons From Traveling To Italy On Brink Of A Pandemic
Sponsors:
- Toronto Bloggers Collective (Toronto Based Facebook Group)
Website | Facebook Group - GPSmyCity
Blog Post & App Articles - Standard Luggage
Blog Post | Buy Now - SquadCast – Tool for recording remote podcast interviews
38 episodes
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