Travel Journalist Terri Marshall Holder on Battling COVID-19 and the Importance of Staying Home

Aired on April 7, 2020

Travel journalist Terri Marshall Holder has successfully overcome a coronavirus infection. After returning from back-to-back trips—one international and one domestic—she believes she contracted the virus upon her return home to New York.

Terri joined World Footprints to share her experience of battling and defeating this invisible enemy folllowing her recent travels. She has an important message for everyone about our response to COVID-19: Stay At Home! You’ll save lives.

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    Tonya Fitzpatrick, Esq., is co-founder of World Footprints, an award-winning social impact travel media company. An accomplished journalist and global speaker, she's a three-time TEDx presenter whose work has appeared in publications including the Miami Herald, AAA World, The Lens, and Island Soul. Recognized alongside husband Ian as Black Travel Journalists of the Year, Tonya serves on several travel industry boards and was appointed by Governor Wes Moore to the Maryland Tourism Development Board. She is the author of an upcoming book for Kogan Page on stewardship and sustainability practices.