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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that Americans who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 can travel at a 'low-risk to themselves.'

It's the end of one of the silver linings of the coronavirus pandemic. Delta Airlines announced on Wednesday that the airline will begin unblocking the middle seat beginning May 1st. For many travelers, one of the few advantages of flying during the coronavirus pandemic was that the middle seat on most airlines wasn't sold...

Are you ready to get on a cruise ship? The answer for many might be a firm no, but in my opinion, it's time to get the cruise industry sailing again. According to the Washington Post, a group representing most of the world's cruise lines is spending time this week pressuring the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to allow ships to start sailing from the United States by July...

Have you flown lately? If so, you may have noticed what I noticed in December. There seems to be more animals than ever before flying and most of animals have vests that identify them as emotional support animals. While you may be seeing more dogs right now, that won't be the case soon as more and more airlines are cracking down on emotional support animals...

Going out of town anytime soon? Whether you are traveling by plane, train, or bus, you will now have to wear a mask. If you weren't already. President Joe Biden has signed a number of Executive Orders this week and some of those orders had to do with the coronavirus pandemic...

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The tests are optional for now.

On Thursday, Airbnb announced a new policy that bans parties and events at all of its listings around the world. This isn't the first move made by Airbnb this year in an attempt to help slow down the pandemic. In July, Airbnb began restricting those under the age of 25 from renting homes in order to clamp down on parties...

Coronavirus has changed Summer travel plans for just about everyone it seems. Air travel has of course taken a hit as flights are down and international travel is almost non-existent unless you are going to Mexico or a handful of other countries...

August 01, 2020 is the long anticipated day that Carnival cruise ships will once again set sail.