Covid and spring break in florida
What can we say about covid that you might not already know? Co-ed, party and late night all point to one thing: Spring Break. When most people hear spring break, they imagine a bunch of college kids from somewhere enjoying wild beach parties and all night rages. However, spring break represents more than just all that for those who live south of the border like the rest of us.
Covid and spring break in Florida: a recipe for disaster?
The CDC has been warning travelers about the dangers of visiting Florida, but it’s not just the spread of covid that’s worrying them. It’s also the fact that there are lots of people visiting Florida from other states who don’t have any knowledge or protection against the virus. And when you mix these two things together? You get a recipe for disaster.
The CDC is urging everyone to stay home, but if you do decide to go—and especially if you’re traveling with kids—you need to be aware of what you’re doing and how it might affect your health.
The best part of Covid is that it’s not only a way to get away from the stress of your daily life, but also an opportunity to make new connections with people who are just as excited about new experiences as you. And what better place to make those connections than during spring break in Florida?
This year’s spring break at Covid will be bigger and better than ever before. With a massive beach party and poolside activities, you’ll have everything you need for an unforgettable experience. Plus, all the hotels and resorts are steps away from the beach—so no matter where you stay, it’s easy to get there!
And if you’re feeling like exploring the city, there are plenty of activities for everyone: go see dolphins at Sea World or visit one of Orlando’s many Disney parks. You can even take a trip down Route 66 at one of Orlando’s retro diners or roadside motels! The possibilities are endless when it comes to exploring Florida during spring break.
