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State guidelines are changing, and spring break and warmer weather are here — but should we travel? Experts discuss what trends they are seeing industry wide, and what we should expect this summer. Panelists include Anne Lischwe, Travel Sales Manager, NY & NJ AAA Northeast; and Dr. Matthew Projansky, Emergency Physician at Plainview and Syosset Hospitals. Sign up for COVID-19 text alerts at newsday.com/text.

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