After the Covid-19 pandemic, we will stop taking the accessibility of modern travel so much for granted, writes Susan Orlean
Travel had become so easy. In the time before Covid-19, and especially in the last decade, it was as if the map of the Earth had folded upon itself, bringing the furthest corners close together. Borders had thinned to veils, barely there. Once you got where you were going, you barely felt displaced. You could call home and check your email easily, pull cash from the maw of obliging ATMs anywhere in the world.
Now that we’re locked in our houses, travel like this seems so long ago. In fact, travel feels especially implicated...
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