Faith-based travel is rebounding faster than other kinds of tourism: "Our faith makes us bold"

With the onset of the Omicron variant, many people are once again anxious about travel. But according to travel experts, faith-based travel has recently been rebounding faster and stronger than other kinds of tourism. 

The coronavirus pandemic forced the Catholic Church to cancel its annual pilgrimage in 2020. But this year, religious travelers from all over the world have traveled to Rome and Jerusalem. 

The pilgrimage is so spiritually significant that it's worth the risk of COVID, according to Andy Craig who traveled from Washington, D.C.