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The growing availability of COVID-19 vaccines has people wanting to travel feeling more comfortable in hitting the road again.
WHEELING While many travel restrictions remain in place around the country due to the COVID-19 pandemic, area travel agency representatives say the anticipation for more vaccines is slowly beginning to lift confidence of people making travel plans.
Bill Bryson, owner of Uniglobe Ohio Valley Travel agency in Wheeling said that, while clients are slowly beginning to express their desire for traveling once again, they still want to get past the pandemic and feel safe.
“I think that’s the key people need to feel safe,” Bryson explained. He said once the vaccine gets out to more and more of the population and the number of positive COVID cases begin to drop nationally, more and more people will regain confidence to travel again, especially domestically.