Disney getting new train station to connect to Orlando airport
On Monday, rail company Brightline announced it has made an agreement with Walt Disney World Resort to make a train station at Disney Springs, which connects to the Disney theme parks.
Do digital health passports constitute an invasion of privacy?
Patrick Eddington on distribution of personal info amid coronavirus
Barbados draws hundreds of Americans with remote work program during pandemic
Barbados' Welcome Stamp program, which allows tourists to live and work from the island, has already raked in $1 million in tourism dollars.
LA travelers required to sign coronavirus form acknowledging quarantine rules
Justin Erbacci on holiday air travel
Thanksgiving travel: Thousands of flights take off across US, despite CDC warnings
These trips probably won’t fly with public health officials.
47.8M expected to travel for Thanksgiving: AAA
Jeff Flock on Thanksgiving travel
Thanksgiving travel sees TSA screenings hover around 1M as COVID-19 threat looms
Daily passenger volume continues to hover around 1 million in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.
2020 Thanksgiving travel seeing 'biggest decline' since 2008 Great Recession: AAA
AAA on what to expect for Thanksgiving travel
Will the travel industry ever recover from COVID-19 pandemic?
InteleTravel co-founder and president James Ferrara shares his thoughts on 'Kennedy.'
Americans heading to airports ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
Roger Dow on Thanksgiving travel
Blade becomes first airline to require COVID-19 tests before flights
Blade is the first aviation company to require pre-boarding coronavirus testing for flights within the U.S.
This Oklahoma city paying people $10G to move there
Anybody need a change of scenery and some extra cash?
Luxury boat sales 'booming' in Florida: MarineMax CEO
W. Brett McGill on luxury boat sales
BLADE mandates coronavirus tests to fly
Rob Wiesenthal on mandating coronavirus tests to fly
Alaska Airlines leases more 737 MAX jets following FAA approval
The Seattle-based carrier confirmed the move on Monday, making them the first to add more Boeing 737 MAX planes to its fleet since the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) cleared the aircraft to return to service after the MAX planes were grounded in March 2019 to deal with issues that contributed to two fatal crashes.
3 million passengers screened over the weekend even after CDC urges against travel
Sunday marked the highest passenger volume since the virus prompted a "steep decline" in passenger travel in early March.
Thanksgiving air travel takes off despite coronavirus spikes
Jeff Flock on air travel, Thanksgiving
‘Really, really bullish on Airbnb’ ahead of its IPO: Expert
Josh Berman on Airbnb, IPOs, his company
Over 670K New Yorkers flying for Thanksgiving despite dire COVID-19 warnings
Bookings to last year’s most popular Thanksgiving destination, Los Angeles, are down 52 percent, while London is expecting 77 percent fewer travelers from New York.
Boeing crash victims’ families relive 'otherworldly nightmare' as 737 MAX resumes flights
The 737 Max was grounded for nearly two years, a period of intense scrutiny for planemaker Boeing, whose CEO stepped down in December.



















