Travel

AAA forecast that Americans will take around 700 million trips from July to September, a nearly 15 percent decrease from the prior year.

Despite the well-heeled clientele, many private airline companies have picked up new customers that might have never considered private flying. 

Managers say they hope to get operations fully back to normal later in the summer.

The Department of Justice has announced its support for a lawsuit challenging a measure mandating a 14-day self quarantine for out-of-state individuals in Hawaii.

Officials want to be “very careful” about travelers from highly infected areas

For instance, for a full-service move, where professionals assist throughout the whole process, can cost anywhere from $550 to upwards of $12K  

New York, Connecticut and New Jersey will require visitors from states with high coronavirus infection rates to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival, beginning Thursday, the three governors said.

Universal is laying off some staff members despite being the first major theme park in the area to reopen.

The adults-only cruise line Virgin Voyages will make its debut in the fall after the coronavirus pandemic delayed its first sail.

The announcement comes as the airline industry looks to find ways to operate in the outbreak.

The European Union is considering blocking Americans from traveling to its member nations as countries start to ease restrictions on international travel.

Expedia is retiring its HomeAway service to focus on its Vrbo, an Airbnb-style website and app that focuses on "family travel."

Caesars Entertainment, which operates or manages dozens of gaming and resort properties across the country, is encouraging its guests to wear face masks in an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

The company’s reorganization comes only weeks after Pullmantur announced it would be suspending all cruises through November.