Thanksgiving 2020: 56% of Americans still plan to travel, small study claims
Is travel on the menu for your family this Thanksgiving?
Norwegian Air faces crisis, needs 'ventilator support' after Norway rejects bailout
Pandemic-hit Norwegian Air faces a battle for survival this winter, it said on Monday after the country’s government declared that it will not provide additional financial support for the cash-strapped carrier.
Travel stocks will surge due to coronavirus vaccine: RBC managing director
Mark Mahaney on coronavirus vaccine, rise in U.S. stock market
United brings back food, wine to flights during coronavirus pandemic
United developed contactless digital payment system for flyers to buy food, drinks.
Vermont aims to reopen for ski season while keeping COVID-19 cases low
How to reopen safely is a challenge consuming government officials, ski resort managers and the scores of other businesses whose livelihoods depend on winter tourism.
Carnival-owned cruise line suspending Greece voyages
The first Carnival-owned cruise line to resume cruising in Europe since the COVID-19 pandemic halted them is again temporarily suspending cruises to Greece.
Marriott sees China hotels rebounding faster than North American peers
Marriott International Inc. is seeing signs business is recovering from the sharp slowdown caused by stay-at-home orders aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19.
Renting a house is safer than a hotel, experts believe
The coronavirus pandemic has upended travel across the globe and with a second-wave already here, lockdowns are starting to go back in place. However, if a person does travel, it's best to stay with people from your own household, experts say.
California's coronavirus tiers require Disneyland, Universal Studios Hollywood to reach state's 'minimal' before reopening
California Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly delivered a revision of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s guidelines on theme park and outdoor sporting events, announcing that larger theme parks like Disneyland and Universal Studios would have to wait until their counties reach the "minimal" yellow tier of the state’s reopening guidelines, which requires daily new coronavirus cases to be less than one per 100,000 people and for the positivity rate of the entire county to be less than 2%.
Key West votes to limit cruise ships because of coronavirus pandemic
Residents of Key West have voted to impose restrictions on cruise ships.
Why many Americans are booking holiday flights despite the coronavirus pandemic
More travelers appear to be willing to take flight during the holidays despite rising coronavirus cases
Carnival Corp. cancels North American cruises through end of 2020
Cruise lines had to cancel trips because of COVID-19 pandemic
Disney joins major cruise lines extending travel cancelations
The pause is said to help members "prepare for the implementation of extensive measures to address COVID-19 safety" under guidance from public health experts, according to the association.
Chicago man to repay Delta Air Lines $1M after admitting he stole SkyBonus passwords
A man has agreed to pay Delta Air Lines $1 million in restitution by Jan. 27, 2021, after admitting to trafficking computer passwords associated with the carrier’s SkyBonus program.
Norwegian Cruise Line ships won’t sail until 2021
Ships from Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. will not take sail in the remainder of 2020.
California mayors sign letter urging Gov. Newsom to reopen Disneyland, other major theme parks
Eight mayors signed the letter to the governor.
Nearly 1 in 10 businesses still planning layoffs for 2020
Nonprofit think tank The Conference Board found that almost one in 10 American businesses are planning for further layoffs during the 2020 calendar year.
Midwestern states with low unemployment have few rules
Five of the six states with the nation’s lowest unemployment rates are in the Midwest, have Republican governors and have almost no restrictions intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Airlines’ new pricing strategy: buy one, get one free
Airlines are resorting to a new tactic in navigating the pandemic-inspired collapse in travel: They are giving seats away.
Dutch government halts KLM bailout amid standoff over terms
The dispute, if not resolved, could have dire consequences for KLM, which employs some 30,000 people



















