That is why we write about travel, even though it is difficult to travel in this Corona time

Jacob Jørgensen, editor

20. October 2020

Jacob Jørgensen, editor

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Several have asked us why we keep writing about travel when it is so difficult right now in the moment of the Corona crisis. Get the answer here.

That is why we write about travel, even though it is difficult to travel in this Corona time is a comment by Jacob Gowland Jørgensen

See much more about the travel situation in a time of pandemic in our great theme about travel under the corona here

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Illness does not remove our desire to travel

Corona is upon us, and it is an epidemic that must be respected and supported by the obvious measures that can minimize it, while at the same time thinking about it.

So why keep writing about travel when it's so difficult right now with the Corona epidemic?

It's very simple: there are still many who have a great desire to travel. And there are many who still dream of traveling to experience the world - and our own country, when it becomes safe enough to do so.

We can see this in the number who read our travel articles and are active in our travel community. There are as many as the same time last year. We just read about something else, and discuss other topics. And there are many who actively encourage us to continue, because they also need to think outside the four walls of the house.

There are also many Danish travel agencies out there who right now need an online hug in the middle of their biggest nightmare. Their bookings are plummeting due to Corona and they have large expenses to cover cancellations and deal with the crisis.

Even though there are large support packages, they are out in a fight without equal to help all their customers well home, and well on. They've been in it since the spring, and they're still in that fight while they have to fire employees.

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So therefore we continue in spite of Corona

Therefore, we keep telling about all the great experiences out there, and with showing travel offers on this page and in our offer group. So you can dream about where you could go at some point and so you can see what the travel agents can offer once this is over.

Among other things, we tell about places that have survived epidemics, revolutions, wars and much other crap and good, inclusive the unique World Heritage Sites. Which you need to remember to put on your list of dream travel destinations.

Fortunately, there is also one number of places where you can travel safely. The world is not quite as closed as the media often makes it out to be.

So good reading and dream now abundantly. Take care of each other out there.

The entire editorial staff at RejsRejsRejs

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Jacob Jørgensen, editor

Jacob is a cheerful travel nerd who has traveled in almost 100 countries from Rwanda and Romania to Samoa and Samsø. Jacob is a member of De Berejstes Klub, where he has been a board member for five years, and he has extensive experience with the travel world as a lecturer, magazine editor, consultant, author and photographer. And of course most important of all: As a traveler. Jacob enjoys traveling traditionally such as car holidays to Norway, cruises in the Caribbean and city breaks in Vilnius, and more out-of-the-box trips such as solo trips to the highlands of Ethiopia, road trips to unknown national parks in Argentina and friends trips to Iran.

Jacob is a country expert in Argentina, where he has been 10 times so far. He has spent almost a year in total traveling through the many diverse provinces, from the penguin land in the south to deserts, mountains and waterfalls in the north, and has also lived in Buenos Aires for a few months. In addition, he has special travel knowledge of such diverse places as East Africa, Malta and the countries around Argentina.

In addition to traveling, Jacob is an honorable badminton player, Malbec fan and always fresh on a board game. Jacob has also had a career in the communications industry for a number of years, most recently with the title of Communication Lead in one of Denmark's largest companies, and has for a number of years also worked with the Danish and international meeting industry as a consultant, among others. for VisitDenmark and Meeting Professionals International (MPI). Jacob is currently also an external lecturer at CBS.