Travel

Hotels Open as ‘Comforting Refuge’ for Health Care Workers

Days after closing for the first time in its 200-year-history, Claridge’s, the storied luxury hotel in London’s Mayfair district reopened on April 3 to 40 doctors, nurses and other National Health Service workers responding to the coronavirus pandemic. Claridge’s is one of many hotels around the world that shuttered to the public in recent weeks […]

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Cruise Lines Were Shut Out of the Coronavirus Stimulus. Here’s Why

President Trump on March 27 signed into law the $2 trillion stimulus package designed to save millions of jobs and bail out companies devastated by the coronavirus. But when the dust settled, one hard-hit sector of the travel industry was left on the sidelines: the major cruise lines. Even politicians who demanded that the industry

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Coronavirus Driving Restrictions: “Can I Drive Across State Lines?”

“In the midst of a pandemic, state governments have very strong power to make restrictions in the name of public health,” Professor Metzger said, adding: “As we know more about the virus, as we do more testing, the kinds of restrictions that will be allowed will change.” One exception: Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New

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Flight Attendants Call For ‘A Halt To All Leisure Travel’ Amid Coronavirus

The nation’s largest flight attendants union called for a stop to all leisure travel as the death toll from the novel coronavirus pandemic rises and airlines leave workers exposed. On a Monday morning call with reporters, Sara Nelson, the powerful head of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, said at least one flight attendant had died

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