Travel

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, 41 percent of people said they hoped to travel as much -- or more -- this year as they did last year.

Lufthansa admitted on Wednesday that the positions of up to 26,000 employees are surplus to requirements, suggesting many more jobs will be cut at the German carrier than a figure of more than 10,000 flagged a few weeks ago.

A lot of people will want to be among the first to visit when Disney World begins to open on July 11, but will the parks be able to handle the pressure?

Tourism, which includes the famous home and gardens of artist Claude Monet, is beginning to reopen in France with coronavirus safety measures.

After cruises stopped sailing in mid-March after several high-profile outbreaks at sea, many big cruise lines are using this time to refine their plans, upgrade their ships and figure out how to resume safely.

Europe is showing signs of life again as cafes, parks and beaches resume business after months of lockdown.

Tropical Storm Cristobal could soon renew its strength by uniting with another storm system coming from the west to form one giant cyclone, forecasters say.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez announced Monday that he was lifting a countywide curfew immediately.

Airlines are adding more flights as the coronavirus safety measures become new normal, but is it safe to fly?

Under what's now known as the Virgin Group, Branson has over 70,000 employees across various companies throughout 35 countries.

As leisure travel starts to pick up, hotels see cleaning standards as a way to soothe jittery guests and possibly win back business from rivals like home-sharing companies like Airbnb.

What to know about travel to Mexico as tourism resumes in popular areas like Cancun amid COVID-19.

An autonomous mobility system that works like a wheelchair without anyone pushing it is scuttling around a Tokyo airport to help with social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic.