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When planning your safe trips during COVID, consider these closer-to-home options, as well! — Spring and summer are on their way, so many families are planning vacations and outings to break out of the monotony of the past winter. Though new vaccinations and ongoing social distancing efforts have helped keep cases at bay between surges, the pandemic is still far from over. When planning […]

Planning Safe Trips During COVID

March 10, 2021 in Health / life tagged family therapy / health / safety / travel / vacation by Macee Hall

While it is not back to its pre-pandemic numbers, air travel during the holidays is rising again as numbers surge over the holiday weekend. This past Sunday, more than 1.2 million people traveled by air, the most since March at the beginning of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Despite seeing record highs […]

Air Travel During the Holidays

January 6, 2021 in life tagged christmas / economics / holidays / public health / travel by Jeffrey Cooperstein

South Texas sees increase in tourism The Anticipation of the SpaceX launch brings crowds to South Texas as people gather near the launch site in excitement for Elon Musk’s latest innovation. Isla Blanca Park expects to see an increase in spectators looking to catch a glimpse of the rocket completing […]

South Texas sees increase in tourism

December 7, 2020 in life tagged community / economics / future / technology / travel by Jeffrey Cooperstein

Immunity passports could potentially lower COVID-19 restrictions and stimulate economies, but are they all that efficient or even ethical? — The current coronavirus pandemic has shaken the whole world, but several groups are fighting to bring back even a small taste of normality. One such group is working towards instituting COVID-19 immunity passports, which are electronic documents showing whether an individual has recently been infected, had contact with infected persons, […]

Will Immunity Passports Lower COVID-19 Risks?

December 4, 2020 in life / Medicare tagged public health / technology / travel by Macee Hall

After almost two years of being grounded, the Boeing 737 Max has been cleared to fly by the Federal Aviation Administration. American based airliners will be able to operate the model once Boeing makes significant updates to software and computers and retrains their pilots on how to fly the aircraft. […]

Boeing 737 Max has been cleared to fly

November 22, 2020 in life tagged safety / technology / travel by Jeffrey Cooperstein

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to run rampant, Google Maps is introducing new features to help you find important information as you venture out each day. To ensure that everyone is following proper social-distancing rules, Maps has included a feature to let users know how crowded public transport is, and […]

Tracking COVID with Google Maps

July 6, 2020 in life tagged environment / health / public health / technology / travel by Jenny McCann

As with the rest of the market, Starbucks saw a major decrease in their stocks in mid-March amid the coronavirus pandemic. With 15,000 stores in the United States alone, Starbucks was forced to close their cafes throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and they suffered along with many other businesses. The coffee […]

Starbucks Seeks Safer Operations

June 11, 2020 in life tagged safety / shopping / social media / travel by Jenny McCann

Coronavirus — Places affected because of coronavirus Here are some places affected because of coronavirus: There are various places that have been affected severely and are spreading this pandemic widely. Moreover, these places have been divided into categories as per travel restrictions and suggestions. Places affected because of coronavirus with degree 4 […]

Places affected because of coronavirus

March 30, 2020 in Health / life tagged health / health risk / illness / prevention / travel by Sara Awati

As the weather gets warmer, drivers need to become more aware of bicycle season. So often we as drivers are not used to sharing the road with bikers. However, this could prove costly as lives are at stake: traffic accidents killed more cyclists between 2016 and ’18 than over the […]

Be Aware This Bicycle Season

February 11, 2020 in life tagged hobbies / safety / travel by Jenny McCann

Has a life insurance company asked you about your travel plans? Does your safari trip to Africa now have you worried? Don’t fret! Our Life and Financial specialist, Criss Crombie, explains why life insurance companies want to know if you plan on traveling outside of the U.S. Watch the video […]

Traveling Outside of the US During the Life Insurance Application ...

September 25, 2017 in life tagged life insurance applications / life insurance portability / safety / short term travel life insurance / travel by Jenny McCann