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Ill man seeks return to US amid West Bank virus restrictions
A Delaware man with a chronic lung disease is trying desperately to get back to the U.S. from the West Bank, where travel restrictions are in place because of the coronavirus
2 minutes ago - ABC News
Globus cancels travel until July
One of the world's largest tour operators has cancelled all tours, cruises and vacation packages through June 30 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
54 minutes ago - Travel Weekly
Cunard Announces Pause to Voyages Until May 15, 2020
As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, Cunard has made the decision to take the preventative measure of extending the suspension of all voyages an additional month from...
1 hour ago - Travel Magazine - 3 articles
Seabourn To Pause Global Cruise Operations For An Additional 30 Days
Seabourn, the world's finest ultra-luxury travel experience, announced today that it will extend the voluntarily pause of global operations for its five cruise ships for an...
1 hour ago - Travel Magazine - 3 articles
Holland America Line Extends Temporary Pause of its Global Ship Operations for 30 Additional Days
Cruises departing through May 14 are now cancelled Due to the continued port closures and travel restrictions surrounding global health concerns, Holland America Line has made...
1 hour ago - Travel Magazine - 3 articles
News: Government pledges £75m to repatriate stranded Brits
Special charter flights for countries with no commercial routes will be prioritised according to the number of stranded British travellers and their vulnerability, including an...
2 hours ago - Breaking Travel News
Tuscany tourism event postponed until 2021
The DUCO Travel Summit, held annually in Florence, Italy, was originally scheduled to open March 30.
3 hours ago - Travel Weekly
Column: The author of 'Blue Highways' on his new novel and the art of traveling in place
William Least Heat-Moon, after visiting every U.S. county in the lower 48, is the master of the topographical journey. Now 80, he takes another trip - into the imperfect...
3 hours ago - LA Times
Ill man seeks return to US amid West Bank virus restrictions
A Delaware man with a chronic lung disease is trying desperately to get back to the U.S. from the West Bank, where travel restrictions are in place because of the coronavirus
4 hours ago - Newsday
A World Turned Upside-Down
In 1966, the writer Paul Theroux was in Uganda at a time of curfew and violence. It shaped his thinking about travel writing's imperative to bear witness.
4 hours ago - NY Times
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How Bad Is a Pandemic for Small Retailers - and Can They Bounce Back?
Unsurprisingly, brick-and-mortar retailers will be among the hardest hit businesses following the Covid-19 outbreak. Large, publicly-traded retailers like Gap and J.C. Penney...
Sunscreen Sales Are Declining During the Coronavirus Pandemic - But Experts...
According to Nielson and NPR, sunscreen sales have been dropping in the U.S. over the past several weeks in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, reportedly down 2.7% the week...
Prince Charles out of seven-day self-isolation after testing positive for...
Coronavirus: Prince Charles out of seven-day self-isolation
EasyJet grounds its entire fleet of 330 planes due to coronavirus pandemic
The Luton-based company has worked with union Unite to agree two-month furlough arrangements for cabin crew which means that crew will be paid 80% of their average pay.
Veteran Japanese comic Ken Shimura dies after being tested positive for...
Ken Shimura dies after being tested positive for coronavirus
10 best travel books that we're living vicariously through
The world may be closed off, but that doesn't mean you can't immerse yourself in far-off places. We're in the thick of the COVID-19 crisis , where national borders are being...
Fashion giants from Gucci to Balenciaga are producing masks and CoViD-19...
As surgical masks and medical overalls run short amidst the coronavirus epidemic, fashion giants from Gucci to Balenciaga have started manufacturing them in their workshops for...
Coronavirus: Drunken antics at Wellington wedding led to Covid-19 cluster
A drunken dance, a snog, a passout, and another snog were behind a Wellington Covid-19 cluster.
Keep on planting: veges to grow in autumn
April is a great time to plant and sow veges for winter and spring harvests.
Coronavirus: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern urges people be mindful of new mums
Prime minister says hospitals are juggling keeping mum and baby safe, while keeping coronavirus out.