Travel

Marriott International Inc. lost $234 million in the three months through June as sales fell 72% amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Disney World is adjusting its schedule for September and will scale back its operating hours.

The Hawaii Department of Transportation has installed thermal screening technology at the gates of trans-Pacific flights in order to detect passengers with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher.

The English language version of the country’s tourism website appeared with hilarious mistranslations.

Several recent surveys have found that passengers would be willing to pay more money to have the middle seats on airplanes open during the coronavirus pandemic.

Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. announced on Thursday that it expected it to take at least two years for the hotel chain to rebound after the coronavirus pandemic.

Approximately 17,000 Delta employees are gone as of last week.

The move comes as the travel industry -- and airlines in particular -- continues efforts to offset losses created by prolonged lockdown orders and travel restrictions that stem from the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Bahamas cruise line has been hit with a class-action lawsuit by employees who say they were held "against their will" aboard two ships amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

After the coronavirus has put a dent into occupancy rates, some hotels have taken creative leaps to repackage rooms as workspaces. 

Apparently, not everyone is ready to go back to Disney World.

Virgin Atlantic filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday.

Former Spirit Airlines CEO Ben Baldanza discusses the state of the airline industry as Congress debates further stimulus and travel sees low demand.

Southwest Airlines is no longer disinfecting armrests between flights, as it begins returning to a more normal turnaround schedule.