Send a friends one of these hilarious "stay at home" travel postcards

Let’s face it, the only vacation you’ll be going on this month is from your cozy bed to your toilet-paper filled bathroom.

Although your latest destinations are not the most exciting of places, the Vancouver International Airport has created four perfect postcards to send to your friends, based on your daily activities.

The four vintage-looking postcards were designed and conceptualized in-house, and perfectly capture current life in our city.

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The first postcard is perfect for those with friends who are ignoring Trudeau’s stay home orders.

Stay home! Unless you are an employee or on essential travel don’t come to YVR. pic.twitter.com/oqFMZlraME

— Vancouver International Airport (YVR) (@yvrairport) April 2, 2020

If you’re enjoying the beautiful views and 7 pm shouts from your balcony this week, why not share this postcard that perfectly depicts your situation.

The cherry blossoms are emerging and the sun has been shining! Soak it all in from a safe space. pic.twitter.com/k2QcrtEHsv

— Vancouver International Airport (YVR) (@yvrairport) April 2, 2020

If you’ve posted an Instagram story of yourself in the tub with the caption #quaranQUEEN, there’s a card for you.

Treat yourself to a relaxing spa experience from the familiar confines of your very own bathroom! pic.twitter.com/1c4UF8RbID

— Vancouver International Airport (YVR) (@yvrairport) April 2, 2020

Last, but not least, is everyone’s favourite journey: the walk to the lobby to pick up deliveries.

Perhaps the highlight of your stay at the Chateau de Moi is the arrival of fresh food. Bon appetit! pic.twitter.com/mp309oLQF9

— Vancouver International Airport (YVR) (@yvrairport) April 2, 2020

Send one of these postcards to make a friend smile, and remember to continue practicing physical distancing.

Last week, the City of Vancouver passed two bylaws, one of which allows enforcement orders to issue tickets for breaking orders issued by the City.

These tickets can reach a maximum fine of up to $1,000, although the City said it has no intention of ticketing individuals unless absolutely necessary