Travel

Airbnb has become 2020's biggest IPO.

China's Civil Aviation Administration is recommending that crews aboard charter flights to coronavirus hotspots wear disposable diapers rather than using the restroom on the plane.

Airlines are doing all they can to revive bookings amid the ongoing outbreak.

Delta stresses unpaid leave program amid rising COVID cases.

Since coronavirus outbreaks on cruise ships shook the industry earlier this year, operators have tried to win back passenger confidence with options such as “cruises to nowhere” that circle the seas without making port calls.

On Tuesday, United Airlines announced that it has launched “Agent on Demand,” a virtual customer service program.

Total passenger demand for flight travel was down 70.6% in Oct. compared to a year ago, latest statistics from IATA show.

Boeing said orders for 88 of the planes were canceled in November, pushing the total to 536 for the year.

The trade unions say a number of states are employing the same public health measures for crew members as the general public.

American says it's the first major carrier to offer this expansive preflight testing program within the United States.

Airbnb is going to give people in need a place to stay with its newly launched nonprofit, Airbnb.org.

The winning cards were determined based on factors such as rewards rates, sign-up bonuses, annual, foreign transaction and balance transfer fees and introductory and ongoing APRs. 

The coronavirus pandemic has kept Americans cooped up in their homes long enough, and American Dream Mall co-CEO Mark Ghermezian told FOX Business Network Monday people are ready to get out, do some shopping and have some fun.