Plan Now, Go Later

What next for the Travel World after this ?






We know travel is the last thing on your mind right now.
But that doesn't mean we're not wondering about what happens next to the travel world. 


This lockdown will cause many people to lose their jobs, slashed their incomes, even caused businesses to permanently shut down.


NO, large, self-sustaining chains, corporates, and large-funded airlines, nothing will really happen to them.


We mean the small owners & workers who are empty right now.

We're not saying their burdens are your sole responsibility to bear. But we fear and wonder how they will jump back from the lack of tourists and travelers.


SO WHAT WE ASK IS

When it is perfectly safe to travel again, then help us rebuild the travel industry.
Go on those vacations later that you're itching to go on right now.

Reach out to the travel companies who are so eagerly waiting for you to make future plans.
And when the doors are open for you to travel, remember that ours are waiting too…


Plan Now - Go Later

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