Global travel is slowly reemerging after the pandemic. As airports and airlines work overtime to adapt and win back passengers, significant transportation shifts are taking place that may well become permanent. A smaller world is breeding smaller, more innovative travel options: on-demand airlines are taking off in California and Europe, while urban air mobility—e.g., passenger drones—promises to drastically expand the scope of local and regional travel. Meanwhile, hotels and Airbnb are quickly pivoting to offer extended stays for more nomadic residents freed from the physical tether of work and school. The pandemic has altered the way individuals and companies think about travel. In this fascinating glimpse into the future, Fast Company and Honeywell will explore where we’re headed—and how we’ll get there.