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Airports Step Up Mental Health Assistance as Passenger Anxiety Soars
Airport chaplains have become close witnesses to people's worsening mental condition. "No doubt, the pandemic has accelerated the need for our services to a new level," said the Rev. Greg McBrayer.
Study Finds That Blocking Plane Seats Reduces Virus Risk
A new study says leaving middle seats open could give airline passengers more protection from the virus that causes COVID-19.
UK Travel Urges Clarity From Government
Leaders from Britain's aviation industry joined forces Wednesday to urge the British government to ensure that popular European destinations face the least onerous coronavirus travel restrictions when holidays are allowed again.
Japanese Artist Yayoi Kusama Gives Nature a 'Twist' in NY Garden Show
An expansive new show featuring works by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, famous for mesmerizing polka dots, speckled pumpkins and fascination with the natural world, has opened at The New York Botanical Garden.
Bally's to Pay $308 Million for Tropicana Hotel on Las Vegas Strip
The Tropicana Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, a Sin City namesake, is being sold to a new entrant among Las Vegas Boulevard resort owners.
2 New Airlines Await Americans Looking to Fly Somewhere
Americans are traveling in the greatest numbers in more than a year, and soon they will have two new leisure-oriented airlines to consider for those trips.
White Party Palm Springs Moves Date to Halloween
White Party Palm Springs, known as the largest U.S. circuit event, has moved its dates for this year's event from September to Halloween.
6 Great Vacation Ideas For Vaccinated Travelers Over 65
Finally, the chance to travel is right around the corner. Not everywhere is open yet, but enough places are that you have a few options if and when you're ready to resume traveling again.
Coney Island Attractions Reopen After Losing Year to Virus
The Wonder Wheel began turning and the Cyclone whipped into action as Coney Island's illustrious amusement parks reopened Friday after the coronavirus pandemic shuttered New York City's iconic summer playground all last year.
Visitors Tiptoe Through the Tulips in Dutch Virus Test
Finally, after bleak winter months of a coronavirus lockdown, springtime shoots of hope emerged Friday as restrictions were relaxed at a Dutch flower garden and other public venues.
What Will be Left of London's LGBTQ Scene Post-COVID?
London often appears as a top destination for LGBTQ travelers, but post-COVID, what will be left of the city's community?
Palm Springs — An LGBTQ-Friendly Oasis
Spring offers an ideal time to experience Palm Springs, whether you're looking for an outdoor adventure or poolside relaxation.
Florida Sues Federal Government to Allow Cruises to Sail
The state of Florida has filed a lawsuit against the federal government to demand cruise ships be allowed to start sailing immediately, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Thursday.
Cambodia's Angkor Shut for 2 Weeks to Curb Coronavirus
Cambodia is shutting its most popular tourist destination, the centuries-old Angkor temple complex, to visitors for two weeks to help curb the country's coronavirus outbreak.
Ryanair Sees Break-Even Earnings Amid Slow COVID-19 Recovery
Ryanair, Europe's biggest discount airline, says earnings for the current fiscal year are likely to be "close to breakeven" as continued travel restrictions delay its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
California to Move to Statewide Reopening Plan in June
With summer approaching, more Californians getting vaccinated, and a recall threat looming, he's now taking a simpler approach: Come June 15, almost all restrictions will be lifted.
Watch: Orbitz Launches LGBTQ 'Travel As You Are' Campaign
Travel booking site Orbitz continues to make inroads with the LGBTQ community, partnering with artist and photographer Cass Bird for an enticing campaign that celebrates queer identities.
New Zealand to Open Travel Bubble with Australia on April 19
New Zealand announced Tuesday it will open a long-anticipated travel bubble with Australia on April 19 now that both countries have been successful in stamping out the spread of the coronavirus.
Norwegian Cruises Asks CDC to Allow Trips From US in July
The Norwegian Cruise Line is seeking permission to resume trips from U.S. ports on July 4, requiring passengers and crew members to be vaccinated against COVID-19 at least two weeks before the trip.
Delta Cancels About 100 Flights and Opens Middle Seats Due to Staff Shortages
Delta Air Lines canceled about 100 flights Sunday due to staff shortages, and it opened up middle seats a month earlier than expected in order to carry more passengers.