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It remains uncertain whether enough people will venture out to the parks to stave off a financial shock for the companies.

New York City has shelled out roughly $15.5 million in taxpayer money to Texas travel management company Crewfacilities.com LLC in order to book more than 8,600 hotel rooms at an affordable rate for hundreds of vulnerable homeless shelter residents, frontline hospital workers and recently released Rikers Island inmates to help mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, according to a report by THE CITY.

Shares of the hotel operator rose as much as 8.1 percent in afternoon trading.

The tourism-dependent island chain is encouraged by reopening, but the carefree, party atmosphere may not return for some time.

Airbnb confirmed with FOX Business that June 2 announcement would be pushed "out of respect for the countless people around the world who are raising their voices and speaking out against racism and for justice.

Americans are starting to capitalize on low prices at the gas pump as states loosen travel restrictions, a boon for the battered energy industry and a hopeful signal for the U.S. economic recovery.

Here are the top 10 U.S. travel destinations people are look at for a post-coronavirus vacation.

Florence, Italy, Mayor Dario Nardella is calling for help to raise international funding to protect the city's historical landmarks after coronavirus halted tourism.

The company has been operating under new safety guidelines in the coronavirus pandemic.

The measures ban all cruises with overnight lodgings that carry more than 100 persons.

An American Airlines employee says she was reprimanded for wearing a face shield onboard.

When it reopens, Disney will shift from a 180-day booking window to a 60-day booking window for dining and experience bookings "to allow guests to make their plans closer to their visits." 

While some rivals are capping the number of seats sold on an aircraft, United is giving passengers the option to re-book if their flight is full or nearly full.

The park, owned by British theme park company Merlin Entertainments, plans to introduce a range of safety measures from limiting operations and encouraging cashless payments to enhanced cleaning regimes in an effort to build a safer environment for guests,

Las Vegas casinos will have smaller capacities, higher costs and fewer alluring extras when they reopen after a coronavirus lockdown.

SeaWorld's Orlando park is on track to reopen June 11, with these safety measures in place.