The pandemic caused significant problems for those who wanted to get away during two holiday seasons.
The purported end of the COVID-19 pandemic was expected to bring some relief to industries that were deeply affected by shutdowns and mandates.
In late 2022, with high vaccination rates and the end of restrictions in other provinces and countries, British Columbians are ready to embark on trips again. A survey conducted this month by Research Co. and Glacier Media outlines a province where many residents are looking forward to leaving home behind temporarily.
We are still worried, but not as much as we used to be. Concerns about infection during a trip are highest among British Columbians of European descent and drop among residents whose origins are East Asian , South Asian and Indigenous . More than two in five British Columbians also have no qualms about other forms of transportation, such as a trip by car to the United States , an airplane flight within British Columbia , an airplane fight to a different continent and an airplane flight to the United States .
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