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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.

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.

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”.

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

If you love movies, you know Wes Anderson. The director has had big hits like “The Fantastic Mr. Fox,” “Moonrise Kingdom” and “The Royal Tenenbaums.” The design in the films have gained a cult-like following of its own, and even a wildly popular Instagram. News4’s Tommy McFly explains why the duo behind “Accidentally Wes Anderson” is focusing on...

The popular Instagram account Accidentally Wes Anderson, which features images of locations around the world, will explore lesser-known D.C. locations starting Monday. Wally and Amanda, a married couple from Brooklyn, started the account in 2017 by posting moments that look like they’re straight out of films directed by Wes Anderson. “We go to different locations, different cities around the...

Many countries are stepping up requirements for incoming travelers to show a recent negative COVID-19 test

President Joe Biden is scheduled to travel to Delaware over the weekend, his first out-of-town trip since taking office.

Specific details of the new policy are yet to be seen, but it has the potential to spur greater investment in the UAE long term, experts say.

Leisure travel may begin to recover later this year, especially if vaccination efforts increase, but business travel might not regain former levels for years.

Planning a trip during these unpredictable times can be a gamble if you don’t take steps to protect your money. Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports.

President Donald Trump on Monday said he is ending COVID-19 travel restrictions for air travelers from Europe and Brazil, a move that the incoming administration quickly rejected, NBC News reports.

Starting Jan. 26, international travelers will be required to present a negative COVID-19 before boarding a flight to the U.S.

News4’s Jummy Olabanji reports on travel outlook for 2021.

The Covid pandemic reduced airline passenger traffic to levels last seen in 1999, according to a new report by travel data and analytics company Cirium.