Anti-racism, tattoos, no more ‘wench auctions’: Disney’s ‘woke’ moves spark a backlash
Disney has taken steps toward inclusivity in recent years at its theme parks. Not everyone is a fan.
Delta stops blocking middle seats, officially ending social distancing on planes
With more people flying and all U.S. airlines now selling every seat, travelers should prepare for crowds in the air.
CDC outlines path for U.S. cruises to resume by mid-July
Cruise lines will be able to skip test voyages if passengers and crew meet vaccination requirements.
Hawaii will ease restrictions for vaccinated travelers, starting with inter-island visitors
The vaccine exception will go into effect for visitors from the continental United States later in the summer.
We may not have to wear masks on planes forever. But should we?
Several experts say people should keep covering their faces on planes once it is no longer required if they are feeling ill or have compromised immune systems.
8 questions about flying with emotional support animals, answered
With new rules from the U.S. Department of Transportation, most major airlines have limited which animals can be in the cabin.
United Airlines passenger thought to have lied about COVID-19 symptoms dies during flight
The CDC has requested the passenger manifest of a Monday flight from Orlando to Los Angeles that was diverted to New Orleans because of the medical emergency.
Hawaii is not messing around when it comes to enforcing tourist quarantines
Hawaii’s governor has extended a mandatory two-week quarantine for visitors until the end of June. Some are still showing up.
Global cruise lines halt sailings temporarily in response to coronavirus
Cruise lines around the globe - including Princess, Norwegian, Viking and Disney - are abruptly suspending operations amid the rapid spread of coronavirus.
Under pressure from Trump administration, cruise industry hands in new coronavirus response plan
70 and cruising? You’ll need a doctor’s note under the plan given to Vice President Pence from the Cruise Lines International Association.
Cruises know how to clean after an illness outbreak. But what does a coronavirus cleanup look like?
Cruise lines have had to handle outbreaks of norovirus, the fast-spreading stomach bug that strikes several ships a year. The new coronavirus presents a fresh challenge.
Mileage runs are last-minute dashes for airline status, but not everyone thinks they’re worth it
In an era of lackluster loyalty programs and concerns over carbon emissions, even onetime fans question the merit.