Travel

Two-stage Covid-19 testing is being piloted as a strategy to safely reopen the live events sector. 

A flurry of new considerations makes the decision a lot more complicated this year. Here’s everything you need to know.

In a picturesque corner of New Zealand, businesses are cutting costs — and the notoriously high cost of living is moderating. 

Fancy resorts experiment with $19 see-through masks, grinning lapel pins, and other cheeky ways to convey a sense of warmth from behind a mask.

Shopping credits, ghost kitchens, and call centers are some of the ways luxury properties are ensuring there’s still a vibrant community around when all this is over.

Cities aren’t dead, but Covid-19 will forever change the way we see them.

For both the companies selling and the travelers buying, group travel isn’t as unthinkable as it sounds. Broadening the appeal, however, offers a real pandemic paradox.

Online school, remote work, and international border closures can spell headaches—or a 2,800-mile-wide opportunity.

Villas and vacation houses are out; year-long hotel stays are in.

Lindblad Expeditions’ formula involves no human contact, no busy ports, and lots and lots of nose swabbing.

After owning the award-winning 63-meter boat 11.11 for five years, the developer is moving on to bigger things.

The travel industry may be in survival mode, but some brave brands are making the numbers work.

A different set of questions goes into the planning phase now.