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2 Former Cruise Ship Passengers with Virus Die in Japan
Two elderly passengers taken off the quarantined cruise ship Diamond Princess because they were infected with the new virus have died, Japan's Health Ministry said Thursday, becoming the first fatalities from the virus-stricken vessel.
Airport Travel Tips From The Points Guy
The Points Guy offers tips for navigating the airport for your next vacation.
U.S. Tells Remaining Cruise Passengers: Stay Out for 2 Weeks
The U.S. government made good on its warning to Americans who chose to remain on board a quarantined cruise ship in Japan, telling them they cannot return home for at least two weeks after they come ashore.
12 Reasons to Visit Washington, D.C. in 2020
Our nation's capital is bursting at the seams in 2020 with can't-miss happenings and an array of dining and hotel options for every budget and style.
Quebec Snowmobile Tragedy Raises Questions About Adventure Tourism
The recent tragedy that claimed the lives of five French tourists and their Québec guide in the icy waters of Lac Saint-Jean during a snowmobile safari shook people on both sides of the Atlantic. It also rattled the tourism industry in Québec.
Quarantine on Cruise Ship in Japan Comes Under Question
An extraordinary two-week quarantine of the Diamond Princess cruise ship ends Wednesday, with thousands of passengers and crew set to disembark over the next several days in the port of Yokohama, near Tokyo.
Watch: Atlantis Oasis 2020 Recap Video
YouTube travel vlogger JustJoeyT highlights the best of Atlantis' recent Caribbean cruise.
Watch: A Gay Adventure in Barcelona
YouTube travel influencer Bradley Birkholz heads to Barcelona. Check out what he discovered!
No Plan 'B' for Olympics and Questions Over Chinese Presence
Tokyo Olympic organizers and the International Olympic Committee said Friday there is no "Plan B" for the 2020 Games, which open in just over five months and have been jolted by the outbreak of a virus in neighboring China.
No Cirque for Provincetown — Town Officials Point Fingers
The recent battle over a Cirque du Soleil show coming to Provincetown this summer ended with the entertainment giant pulling back from bringing a show in the summer resort.
American and Alaska Strike Deal Around Seattle Flights
American Airlines and Alaska Airlines say they will cooperate more closely on West Coast service, including new American flights from Seattle to India's technology hub in Bangalore.
Fear, Boredom, Adventure Fill Each Day on Quarantined Ship
With the number of illnesses increasing, there's a nagging doubt about whether this kind of quarantine works. Some experts question if keeping about 3,500 passengers and crew in such close quarters might spread the viral disease, COVID-19.
Cruise Ship Turned Away in Other Ports Docks in Cambodia
A cruise ship that had been stranded at sea for about two weeks after being refused entry by four Asian governments because of virus fears finally docked Thursday in Cambodia.
Texas Asks Supreme Court to Repeal a California Travel Ban
The Texas attorney general has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a California law prohibiting state employees from using taxpayer-funded business trips to expos or conferences in Texas.
UNICO 20°87° Hotel Riviera Maya Announces Gourmet Event Series
From July 15th through August 23rd, UNICO 20°87° will offer discerning travelers and foodies an unmatched culinary experience with six weeks of restaurant takeovers by six renowned chefs.
Health Officials Trace British Patient Travels in Outbreak
A businessman from England who vacationed in the Alps has illustrated how the ease of international travel is complicating global efforts to track and contain the new coronavirus that emerged in China.
Flight attendants' Leader Says Employees at Breaking Point
The airline industry is among the most heavily unionized in the U.S. economy, and union members are seeking a bigger share of the airlines' multibillion profits.
British Airways Flight Crosses Atlantic in Less Than 5 Hours
For the first time in years, a commercial passenger plane has flown across the Atlantic in less than five hours.
Hurricane-force Winds Pound UK and Europe, Upend Travel
Storm Ciara battered the U.K. and northern Europe with hurricane-force winds and heavy rains Sunday, halting flights and trains and producing heaving seas that closed down ports.
Where Did They Go? Millions Left City Before Quarantine
For weeks after the first reports of a mysterious new virus in Wuhan, millions of people poured out of the central Chinese city, cramming onto buses, trains and planes as the first wave of China's great Lunar New Year migration broke across the nation.