Quenching Your Wanderlust in the Era of Travel Restrictions

Jetsetters and international explorers may be inhibited by travel restrictions for the foreseeable future. However, there is an abundance of ways to see the sites and learn about world cultures from the comfort of your own futon. Condé Nast Traveler has published a list of “101 Ways to Travel Without Leaving Your House.”

Ideas include:

• Exploring the world’s most beautiful libraries
  
• Planning an epic train trip 
  
• Watching walking tours of interesting places around the world
  
• Following travel photographers on Instagram
  
• Enjoying the world’s greatest museums, symphonies, and operas online
  
• Watching a livestream of pandas

More at Condé Nast Traveler.

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Let's face it: With so much uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus outbreak, jetting off a week after you plan a trip isn't an option right now. And while we're typically all for spontaneous, last-minute bookings, it's more realistic to look at trips that have to be planned in advance—way in advance. We're talking about those multi-destination vacations, specialty experiences, limited tours, and itineraries that take more coordination than your average weekend away. We’ve gathered 30 trips that you need to plan at least a year in advance, from a 13-day trip to Peru and the Galápagos Islands to coastal Croatia. We've included an itinerary from a travel agent for each one, but you can also opt to strike out on your own. Link in bio. #StillATraveler Photos by @samhorine

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