Travel

The hospitality and leisure industry lost more than 7.6 million jobs in April.

The Department of Transportation warned airlines against "unfair or deceptive" refund policies after receiving a record number of complaints from customers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Boeing CEO David Calhoun said Tuesday that he thinks at least one major U.S. airline could fold as a result of COVID-19.

United's website says that the airline cannot guarantee passengers will be next to unoccupied seats.

Gasoline prices fell 20.6% in April and contributed the most to the downward pressure on inflation.

Hyatt has also cut pay as part of a restructuring

Qatar Airlines is giving away 100,000 tickets to front-line workers who are battling the coronavirus pandemic.

Disney World is accepting resort reservations for July and is putting in place a coronavirus response plan.

Passengers will be required to provide their own facial covering and wear it while in stations and on trains and thruway buses.

Young travelers have been eagerly booking trips on Carnival Cruise Line despite the current coronavirus pandemic.

Local landmarks may be getting a lot more attention this summer as Americans seek getaways closer to home.

Tens of thousands of crew members, including U.S. citizens, remain confined to cabins aboard cruise ships.

Delta Air Lines announced it will temporarily cut service to 10 U.S. airports as the coronavirus has slowed travel worldwide.

The move marks the company's first step in returning the train to normal operations.