Are you and your partner looking for an exciting way to spend your honeymoon? A road trip through the colonial cities in New England should do the trick. Buckle up for an adventure filled with historical landmarks, ocean views, seafood dinners, and more. My husband and I visited several original patriotic towns for our New England honeymoon road trip, and you can too...

After releasing numbers this week, we've now learned about the giant losses Delta Air Lines has seen since the COVID-19 pandemic began to affect the USA back in March. In fact, the $5.4 billion reported loss is actually only from the quarter extending from July 1 to September 30, so the losses on a whole are even bigger. This, in contrast to last year, when the company made...

If you’re a businessperson who has a lot of meetings, you’ve probably found yourself in a virtual world during these last few months. But now, with travel starting to become more possible, your next business meeting might just involve one of those old-fashioned trips again. COVID-19 is not going away yet, and because it is advised that everybody be careful to not contract or spread infection, we have created this list of ten tips to help any businessperson who is looking to make a trip right now. They include things you should do before you leave, items you should take with you, what you should watch out for when traveling, and how you might interact with others when you arrive.

The world’s tourism industry has been hit hard in the recent months due to COVID-19 and travel restrictions. While the pandemic has slowed down many industries, it has also given rise to brand new technologies that take aim at reopening the world. One of those technologies comes from the non-profit, CommonPass, which intends to give the world a reliable system for checking COVID-19 test results for travel officials.

Cruise Lines International Association, the largest trade group in the industry, has introduced mandatory requirements on testing passengers for COVID-19 in an attempt to get back on the waters. The association represents 95% of the industry, and their latest announcement says they'll be testing all passengers before boarding any ocean-going cruise line with more than 250 passengers...