For Erin Tridle and her boyfriend, it was love at first sight. They met while the American was traveling in France in the summer of 2019. They said, “I love you,” on day two. “People tell us it’s like something from a movie,” she said.
When Tridle returned home to Los Angeles, they began a long-distance relationship, spending time together when they could. Then the pandemic hit, separating them indefinitely as countries locked down travel.
“The uncertainty of not knowing when we would be together again was one of the hardest things I’ve even been through,” Tridle said.
Travel restrictions that have upended lives will relax Monday,
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