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What you should know before traveling for spring break

Last year Hall County parent, Diana Osorio and her eight children self-isolated in a rental home in Orlando during spring break after the COVID-19 pandemic shut down Disney's theme parks. (Photo courtesy of Diana Osorio)

03192021 SPRINGBREAK 1.jpg — Last year Hall County parent, Diana Osorio and her eight children self-isolated in a rental home in Orlando during spring break after the COVID-19 pandemic shut down Disney's theme parks. (Photo courtesy of Diana Osorio)

April 5 marks the start of spring break for Hall County and Gainesville students and families. Although COVID-19 vaccinations have increased and positive cases are declining, health officials warn travelers to take precautions.