Travel

Across the nation, Americans are seeking to escape the confines of their homes and fulfill their desires to travel.

Princess Cruises has extended its suspension of trips until the end of the 2020 summer season.

JetBlue Airways Corp. swung to a loss for the first quarter as the coronavirus pandemic has decimated travel.

Frontier airlines is dropping its "More Room" seat option after receiving criticism of trying to profit from coronavirus fears.

The McLean, Virginia-based hotel operator's first-quarter profit fell 89 percent from a year ago to $18 million, or 6 cents per share.

U.S. airports will need at least another $10 billion in government assistance as they face mounting losses from the near-collapse of air travel due to the coronavirus pandemic, a major airport group told a U.S. Senate committee Wednesday.

The carrier will also salute essential workers with a low altitude NYC flyover.

Wealthy frequent helicopter flyers must have oxygen levels checked before boarding these flights to the Hamptons and Nantucket.

Travel is down 90 poercent from a year ago, but in some cases, airlines are creating the crowds by canceling other flights and packing passengers on the few remaining planes.

Through April 2022, travelers will receive full credit if they cancel up to 48-hours before their trip.

Many bankers are finding they can do their jobs without the cost of frequent flying or time wasted in airports thanks to videoconferencing and other technology that has become ubiquitous during the lockdowns resulting from coronavirus pandemic.

Airbnb is laying off about 25 percent of its workforce as the coronavirus continues to keep would-be travelers stuck at home, co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky announced Tuesday.

A recent column raises concern over whether the coronavirus-prompted shutdown could further negatively impact the nightlife business once given the green-light to reopen.