The Celebration of Pesach for this year has been quite different, and Shavuot and other future holidays might also be spent indoors. Quite different from how we traditionally celebrate them, but for the safety of our family and friends, we have to reduce the spread of the current pandemic.The new normal of 2020 has been stressful for some, and enforcement of social distancing can be frustrating for others. However, one thing to keep in mind is that like all earthly things, the current pandemic will one day pass, either through natural means or via a vaccine. When this happens, we can all celebrate Pesach freely once more, and go onwith our loved ones. You can even plan out your own travel itinerary so that you always have a future post-COVID-19 in mind, a future when this pandemic subsides.This is a very broad category, encompassing many great locales of Jewish heritage in Portugal and Spain. Ibe…