Don’t buy DoorDash stock; it’s the WeWork of 2020: Expert
Panel on DoorDash, Airbnb going public
United Airlines waives change fees through March 2021, drops them altogether for international flights
Airlines are doing all they can to revive bookings amid the ongoing outbreak.
Delta Air Lines extends fee waivers for domestic and international tickets, pushes unpaid employee leave
Delta stresses unpaid leave program amid rising COVID cases.
Coronavirus sneaked past safeguards to halt Singapore ‘cruise to nowhere’
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.
United Airlines debuts virtual customer service — here’s where it's available
On Tuesday, United Airlines announced that it has launched “Agent on Demand,” a virtual customer service program.
Air travel among domestic, international passengers still stagnant as US awaits vaccine
Total passenger demand for flight travel was down 70.6% in Oct. compared to a year ago, latest statistics from IATA show.
Boeing reports more 737 Max Jet cancellations
Boeing said orders for 88 of the planes were canceled in November, pushing the total to 536 for the year.
Airline groups urge for coronavirus-testing exemptions for flight crews
The trade unions say a number of states are employing the same public health measures for crew members as the general public.
American Airlines offering at-home coronavirus testing to all passengers, the first airline to do so
American says it's the first major carrier to offer this expansive preflight testing program within the United States.
Airbnb launches nonprofit to house people in need throughout coronavirus pandemic, emergencies
Airbnb is going to give people in need a place to stay with its newly launched nonprofit, Airbnb.org.
Chase Freedom Flex card named 'Best Credit Card for the New Normal'
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.
American Dream Mall CEO says people ready to 'get out of their home'
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.
Cash-strapped airlines offer up air miles to small businesses, nonprofits
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.
United bans couple arrested for allegedly flying to Hawaii despite positive coronavirus tests
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.
Wuhan, birthplace of coronavirus pandemic, launches tourism ad
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.”
Airbnb requiring 2-night stays for New Year's Eve to prevent house parties
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 shares coronavirus vaccine distribution plan: ‘We are confident in our capability’
Delta Air Lines says it has the capability to ship COVID-19 vaccines throughout the U.S.
Journalists board American Airlines Boeing 737 Max in first public flight since grounding
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.
Carnival, Norwegian, Royal Caribbean extend suspension of most sailings through end of February
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.
Yelp shares 2021 predictions for restaurants, wellness, travel industries
The coronavirus pandemic will continue to shape how businesses operate, according to Yelp.


















