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In response to what's known as "Giving Tuesday," some of the country's largest carriers have begun encouraging their customers to donate air miles to help offset travel costs for organizations.

The couple took a COVID-19 test in Seattle after returning from abroad and then received positive results after the flight bound for San Francisco had taken off, according to police.

The Chinese city at the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic is touting its tourist attractions, "from the myriad twinkling lights along the Yangtze River and the amazing dance and music from the Zhiyin cruise, to the glittering light and beautiful voices from the livehouse.”

On Thursday, Airbnb announced that guests who don’t have a history of positive reviews on the platform will be required to stay for a minimum of two nights at a rental during New Year’s Eve, in order to avoid unauthorized house parties.

Delta Air Lines says it has the capability to ship COVID-19 vaccines throughout the U.S.

The moment marked the first time the plane has flown the public since a pair of fatal crashes involving the aircraft less than five months apart forced U.S. regulators to ground the plane in March 2019.

Powerhouse cruise lines Carnival Corp., Norwegian and Royal Caribbean have all extended the suspension of most sailings through the end of February 2021 as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

The coronavirus pandemic will continue to shape how businesses operate, according to Yelp.

The Carnival Corp. has reportedly dropped its plans to trademark the term “King James” a week after NBA star LeBron James filed an opposition.

The move follows reports of lengthy waits facing airline crews upon arrival, limited local accommodations and restrictions on their movement in China

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced a new policy last week that could bar most additional unfair or deceptive practices by airlines, according to reports.

Walt Disney World typically choose charities in Central Florida to donate to.

The airline industry is readying its fleet to help deliver shipments of the forthcoming COVID-19 vaccines pending approval from health officials.

After the coronavirus outbreak forced the second half of the ski season into an abrupt standstill in March, the industry spent the summer preparing to open up amid the pandemic winter and bring visitors back. 

The increase in passenger volume, although a noteworthy development for the devastated airline industry, is worrisome to health officials who have begged Americans to limit their holiday gatherings.

Eligible passengers must pass a COVID polymerase chain reaction test and a series of rapid tests at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport and Rome-Fiumicino International Airport.