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  Ever since the world turned upside down with the COVID 19 virus and pandemic entering our lives, traveling or even just a casual stroll through the neighborhood markets now seems like a distant memory. The freedom of socializing with the loved ones or make impromptu plans to fly to their forever favorite destination without any worries or life-threatening fear is a distant dream for some.   The rapid and astonishing turn of circumstances has transformed the lifestyle and created a strong, negative impact on nearly every industry across the globe. Nevertheless, time doesn't wait for anyone. The world is gradually learning afresh to live with the flow of life by adapting to the new normal, the necessary social distancing norms, and hygiene maintenance protocols.   Most of all, the current circumstances and the future's uncertainty seem to have adversely affected tourism, hospitality, and related industries. What makes adapting the new-normal a bit harder for these indus

Travel, explore, and experience. The world of travelling has seen diverse transitions over decades and centuries. Travelling has also emerged as a unique lifestyle, attracting a large population across the globe due to the unconventional adventures and unanticipated life lessons it brings along. For many, travelling has become a necessity for professional reasons or merely for taking a rejuvenating break from the monotonous rush of life. Travelling can be exhausting, as much as planning a perfect trip with ideal accommodations that suit your schedule and fulfill all your necessities, the most important being comfort and hygiene. Flying between cities, countries, and continents for hours with added formalities at the airport can lead to the build-up of unnecessary stress. Often, a long layover at an airport can also deplete one's energy and excitement out of boredom. But, what if you could use these free layover hours to recharge your mind and body, and bring all the travel or vacat