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[Audio] Before we move on with our main part of presentation, let me share you a bit information which are related to our presentation like the definition of Travel, meaning of Travel writing, the few things regarding the Covid- 19. At first, lets see the definition of Travel..

[Audio] Travel means going from one place to another, Typically over a distance of some length. Example, The vessel had been travelling from India to Bhutan.

[Audio] Travel takes us out of comfort zone and inspires us to see, taste and try new things. It constantly challenges us, not only to adapt to and explore new surroundings, but also to engage with different people, to embrace adventures as they come and to share new and meaningful experiences with friends and loved ones. Travelinghave many modes like land, air and sea. With it there is many possible transportation means..

[Audio] Travel thround land but the transportation doesn't limits because there is many other transportation facilities like car, train and etc..

[Audio] Traveling through air. Air buses.. Airplane.

[Audio] Traveling on sea through ships, boats, subrines and many other..

[Audio] Travel takes us out of comfort zone and inspires us to see, taste and try new things. It constantly challenges us, not only to adapt to and explore new surroundings, but also to engage with different people, to embrace adventures as they come and to share new and meaningful experiences with friends and loved ones..

[Audio] Travel writing is about visiting different places. It can appear as news paper article, informing reader about specific destination. It can also be a form of Literary non -fiction, written as book, telling a long narration about a place.

[Audio] Travel writing is usually written in first person- using 'I'. it is often descriptive telling you about the place and literary non-fiction, aiming to entertain and inform. This differs from a travel blog because the writing is more detailed and less informal. Example, Paul Fossels, he wrote a book abroad between the wars..

[Audio] Alright thats the end for travel and travel writing. We know that most of you know more than the informations that we have provided here so without prolonging it lets move to next tpoic..

[Audio] Welcome back! Our next topic is covid. This is very simple I believe. Everyone have adequate knowledege regarding the covid as it have been giving us all the difficult times in our life..

[Audio] Corona-virus disease is an infectious disease caused by the SARS-COV- 2 Virus. Most people who fall sick with covid 19 will experience mild to moderate symptoms and recover without special and recover without special treatment. However some will become seriously ill and require medical attention..

[Audio] The out break of covid 19 began in Wuhan, China, in December 2019 and spread through the world. Due to covid which was widely spread/ circulated around the globe, travelling was restricted and for a moment the world was in a coatic condition. Now, let's take India as an Example; Covid have killed 5.29 lakes people which is almost the population of our country, Bhutan..

[Audio] Now let's look on how covid have affected travel..

[Audio] From the tourism perspective one of the hardest hit sector Amid the covid pandemic caused an unprecedented disruption to tourism, with the massive fall of international amid widespread lock downs and travel restriction pot in place by countries in order to contain the spread of virus..

[Audio] this resulted in huge economic and social impacts, placing over 100 million direct tourism jobs at risk, especially in micro, small and medium sized enterprises ( MSMES) which represents 80% of the Sector and employs a high share of women and young people. International travel plunged by 705 in 2020, the worst year on record for tourists resulting in 1.1 billion fewer international tourists worldwide ( over night visitor), putting the number of traveller back to levels of 30 years ago. International tourism experienced a 5% increase in 2021, 22 million more international arrivals were still 71% below the pre-pandemic year of 2019. International tourist rebounded moderately during the second half of 2021. The uplift in demand was driven by increased traveller confidence amid rapid progress on vaccination and the easing of the entry restriction in many destinations. However, the pace of recovery remained slow and uneven across world region due to varying degrees on mobility restriction, vaccination rates and travel confidence..

[Audio] Thank you and have a wonderful day ahead.