Travel

New York City's economy depends on people -- millions of people -- wanting to live here, crammed together in small apartments, crowded sidewalks and packed subway cars.

Passenger screenings have been climbing since their mid-April lows.

The industry is asking Congress to increase the limit on PPP loans.

Ridership has plummeted while robberies on subways have increased by more than 50 percent.

The troubled jet isn't likely to win Federal Aviation Administration approval to fly again until August or later, a sign Boeing's anticipated midyear target is likely to slip, according to people briefed on the matter.

The airline reduced its spending and borrowed more to boost its cash reserves.

Portugal is offering vouchers to tourists forced to cancel their travel plans due to the pandemic in an effort to reduce the damage from a crisis that could reduce international travel by 39% this year.

People have short memories and if the price and product are right, they will pack and go.

The CEO Ben Smith is the latest executive to give up a bonus as the coronavirus hurts company profits.

The Ruby Princess delayed its departure because of sick crew members, several of whom have died in Sydney hospitals.

One of Britain’s best-known billionaires by putting his Virgin brand on an array of businesses, including planes and trains, cola and bridal gowns, often taking an equity stake and licensing fees in exchange. Several of his biggest forays are focused on travel and tourism. Amid the new coronavirus pandemic, he now finds himself at the epicenter of the meltdown in those industries.

Expedia Group Inc. is in advanced talks to sell a stake to private-equity firms Silver Lake and Apollo Global Management Inc. after the widespread travel bans caused by the coronavirus pandemic ravaged the online-booking company’s business.

Waiheke Island, nestled off the coast of New Zealand, is viewed as a safe haven because of the country's limited COVID-19 infections.