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With the weather getting warmer and vaccine distribution underway, people may once again be willing to take to the skies. Before booking trips, it’s important to make sure that travel vouchers and credits do not go to waste.

Airlines are starting to position themselves for a revival in air travel demand, hiring employees, buying new planes and training pilots.

“We had to be very nimble and cut costs immediately and figure out a path through this,” Joey Hemphill of Hemphill Brothers Coach Company told CNBC.

Maldives is working to expand its fisheries and agriculture sectors, according to President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih.

And then there were none. North Dakota had been the only state within the continental United States deemed low-risk enough that travelers from there could arrive in Massachusetts without quarantining under its COVID travel order. But North Dakota was removed from the list Friday, leaving just one state and a U.S. territory on the low-risk list. Here’s what to...

The service starts March 11 from Denver to Breckenridge, Colorado and will be expanded to Fort Collins, Colorado in April.

Airbnb’s stock rose on Friday following reports highlighting that the company is well positioned to capitalize on the expected recovery in the travel industry.

Travelers from one more state must quarantine when they arrive in Massachusetts starting Saturday, health officials have announced. North Dakota, which had been added to the low-risk list of Massachusetts’ COVID travel order two weeks ago, was taken off again Friday. That leaves Puerto Rico and Hawaii as the only locations in the United States considered low-enough risk for quarantine-free…

The U.S., U.K. and EU are considering whether to introduce a digital passport that will allow citizens to show they have been vaccinated against Covid-19.

European leaders will say on Thursday that all non-essential travel needs to remain restricted as the health situation remains “serious”.

If you’ve had one too many staycations recently, and you’re dreaming of warmer weather and your feet in the sand, you’re not alone! “This is the busiest we’ve been in 20 years, absolutely,” said Kimberly Robbins, who owns Chatham Vacation Rentals with her husband, Richard. The Robbinses manage about 100 properties in Chatham, Massachusetts, and they say they are...

The 2021 summer travel season is shaping up to be busy.

There are new concerns that February break could lead to a surge in cases as students return to school. Districts across Massachusetts are taking precautions to make sure students and staff members are healthy before returning to the classroom. Hanover and Concord are just two of several districts requiring students and staff members to get tested if they traveled out…

Could February break lead to an increase in COVID cases in Massachusetts schools? Some are concerned about it, but schools say they’re taking precautions.

Royal Caribbean CEO Richard Fain told CNBC on Monday that booking data for cruises suggests a surprisingly positive post-Covid recovery.

A family stuck in “the wrong Portland” got to the right place after a Transportation Security Administration officer’s kind gesture, and now he’s being recognized for helping them out. Last November, Martin Rios, who is part of the TSA team at Portland International Airport in Oregon, was able to help a family who was having a hard time communicating...

As the federal government considers mandating testing for domestic air travel, Harvard released a study that shows COVID testing is more effective than other health screenings like temperature checks.

For the first time in months, Massachusetts changed which U.S. states and territories people can travel from without quarantining amid the coronavirus pandemic. On Friday, Puerto Rico and North Dakota were added to the low-risk list of Massachusetts’ COVID travel order. Hawaii had been the only state considered low-enough risk for quarantine-free travel since the end of November. The...

Sun-filled beaches may sound tempting this February vacation, but the CDC is still advising people not to travel due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bruce Berger of Cleveland Circle Travel was asked if he’s seeing a lot of families make vacation plans. “Not really so much. We’re seeing Florida, and that’s about it,” he said. Lynn Santalucia says she’s one...

With most Massachusetts schools going on February break, students and staff are being urged to avoid traveling.