With the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic literally on, with traces of the UK and South Africa COVID variants in India and several parts of the world, what does it take to plan a tour during isolation. With many countries still under imposed lockdowns and several travel restrictions, there is greater uncertainty over when travel will resume or return to normalcy. Here is how you plan a trip while you’re in isolation.

The best resource online to explore some of the most exotic travel destinations of the world is Pinterest. You can check travel categories and different pins, save and use them for future references. This will also give you a visual idea of how to plan things once when travel normalizes.

Decide on the type of vacation you want to have, whether that’s a family leisure trip, adventure tour, spiritual or pilgrimage tour, educational tour, mini honeymoon trip or simply a weekend getaway or escape. Think about the feelings that you want to experience right now to plan your trip in the best way possible. May be you want to go on an elephant ride in Kerala or watch the gorgeous sight of sunset at Kanyakumari in Tamilnadu, first get the planning right.

A lot of museums all over the world have closed down due to pandemic, with many of them offering virtual tours online. Google virtual museums allow you access to over 2,500 museums and galleries on Google Arts & Culture, from the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the Musée d’Orsay in Paris to the British Museum in the UK. 

Do you have tons of travel videos and photos of your past tours waiting to be shared? All you need to do is to put up a simple blog and stating posting them and sharing your experience for others to hear and distribute online.