Now that we’re all practicing social distancing, it might be time to also think about it in different, long range terms — as in where you might want to travel moving forward — big places with few residents.

When travel resumes, and space is a concern, there are a number of what we might call remote possibilities.

Australia is certainly a good candidate.  It is a huge land mass with a very low population density.

New Zealand, which may open its doors first, is another strong candidate.

And while Argentina is also a country with few residents, it has just announced it’s closing its air space until September. So adjust your travel plans accordingly.

And one of the more interesting extra space destinations in the summer months is Greenland, which has the lowest population density anywhere outside of Antarctica. In fact, there are many American towns that have a population larger than all of Greenland.