Author: Chris Woodyard, USA TODAY

Airlines are stepping up measures to reassure passengers that flying is safe against COVID-19

Entrepreneurs and hotel groups are selling credits that can be bought at a discount to be used for future room nights, food and services.

The home-sharing service says the new standards are step up from depending on renters to rate the cleanliness of accommodations.

The home-sharing service says the new standards are a step up from depending on renters to rate the cleanliness of accommodations.

Marriott’s plan to assure guests of cleanliness is one of the first among major hotel chains as the industry prepares to lure guests back.

United Airlines employees are pitching in to help the Houston Food Bank now that so many residents are struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Long considered one of the worst places to sit on a jetliner, middle seats are going unfilled in the name of social distancing

The Department of Transportation has granted requests from Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines to cut their service to Hawaii amid the coronavirus crisis.

On its face, the $2 trillion stimulus bill looked like a winner for the airline industry but not necessarily other travel-related businesses.

Cruise ships won’t be hitting the high seas again anytime soon. A new CDC order says about 100 cruise ships near the U.S. must remain idle.