This report explores the impact of COVID-19 on the travel industry, focusing on various communication barriers that prevent people from booking vacations abroad, including physical, organizational, emotional, informational, and cultural obstacles. It examines relevant organizational communication theories such as team acquisition theory, programme setting theory, act theory of communication, adaptive cognition theory, and actor network theory. The report identifies key barriers like fear of getting lost, mugged, or ill, language difficulties, loneliness, financial concerns, missed flights, and lost luggage. It then proposes solutions and strategies travel agencies can implement to overcome these barriers, such as utilizing technology, providing safety guidelines, offering medical advice, promoting language learning, ensuring financial security, and improving logistical support. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of effective business communication in addressing these challenges and facilitating a smoother travel experience. Desklib provides access to similar solved assignments and study resources for students.