I had been planning a 1-2 week trip to Japan for early May. I was sitting on plans thinking if I should pull the trigger and start booking things (and putting in for the Japanese event ticket lottos) in Feb when things started getting locked down, so clearly that didn't happen.
The events I planned to go to were later cancelled anyway.
The alternate trip plans I had were for events in Japan
or LA in early July. (same weekend for both options)
Those events have been cancelled.
I'm going to reach 8 weeks annual leave around Oct/Nov, at which point, work will deem it "excessive" and try to force me to take leave. I'm not going to take leave when there isn't anything to do because I can't travel overseas.
I've had a 5-7 week round the world trip each year since 2006, with the trip being sometime between late Sep and early Dec for the past 7 or 8 years. It doesn't look like that's going to happen this year.
I can see NZ and some other South Pacific nations opening up for travel by Jul/Aug and parts of Asia in Oct. Maybe parts of Europe by Dec/Jan.
With the lack of useful Covid response by the US and Brazil governments, combined with the current protests in the US, I don't see American nations being allowed for Australian travel any time soon. eg, even with the AU travel warnings being relaxed from the global Level 5 - Biosecurity Act ban, I don't see the western hemisphere being lowered beyond Level 4, with the possible exception of Canada, if the Canada-US land border remains closed.
By xmas, I think we might see the South Pacific on level 1 or 2 warnings, most of Asia on level 2 or 3, EU on 2 or 3 - depending on what happens with the internal Schengen borders vs amount of Covid cases active, UK on 3 or 4 and most of the Americas on level 4. No idea about Africa.