Author: David Oliver, USA TODAY

Royal Caribbean, in conjunction with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has made a plan to repatriate its crew members.

Carnival Cruise Line will resume some of its North American cruise service this summer starting Aug. 1.

Hotels around the country are laying out enhanced cleaning and safety practices to prepare for travelers to start showing up again.

Four Seasons, Caesars and MGM Resorts have updated cleanliness measures amid coronavirus. Club Med, Hilton, Sandals and Airbnb also have initiatives.

Many cities and states around the U.S. still want you to visit — just, you know, not during the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.

Hilton is partnering with the company behind Lysol, as well as the Mayo Clinic, to better ensure cleanliness in its hotels.

Hotels are accommodating guests, aiding essential workers and homeless in local communities and adjusting offerings where they can amid coronavirus.

United execs didn’t mince words in a letter to the airline’s employees on Wednesday, warning of “tough decisions ahead” in the wake of the pandemic.

About 25% of Marriott’s 7,300 hotels around the world are temporarily closed as a result of the new coronavirus, according to the company.