Should I cancel my upcoming travel plans? Will wearing a mask protect me? What precautions are airlines taking? Our reporters are here to answer all of your questions about traveling during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Since reports of the coronavirus surfaced in late December, over 880,000 people have been infected and over 44,000 have died around the world. As the virus continues to have a global impact, the countries around the world have established travel advisories, leading airlines and cruises to cancel …
As coronavirus continues to spread, many are working on how to combat and mitigate the disease. However, fear still abounds, leading to myths and rumors surrounding the virus. And while many experts say cases of the virus will increase as testing becomes more widely available, the best way to …
Travelers with trips planned to areas affected by the coronavirus outbreak may be concerned about how to proceed — is it necessary to cancel? How much will that cost? Here’s what you need to know when deciding what to do, including the latest travel advisories and information from travel insurance …
As a response to the spread of coronavirus, airlines and cruise lines are now using some of the heaviest-grade disinfectants. In a press release, Delta released a new set of guidelines for the cleanliness of their planes during the coronavirus outbreak. “For all trans-Pacific and trans-Atlantic …
Japan is my favorite country to travel to — I love how different, yet totally modern and comfortable everything is; how everything is tiny and made to resemble an animal; and how there is no shame in being an adult male with a Hello Kitty keychain. So, when I had the opportunity to visit for the …
Up until a few weeks ago, you probably didn’t hesitate when booking that flight, attending a conference, riding the subway, or swinging by your local coffee shop before work. But with the spread of the new strain of the coronavirus and outbreaks of the respiratory disease it causes — COVID-19 — you …
Before boarding the plane, I checked my bag one last time: hand sanitizer, disinfecting wipes, alcohol sprays, face masks. Not exactly the “souvenirs” I had in mind, but I couldn’t go back to Hong Kong without them. In the week that I was away for the Chinese New Year holiday, rumors of the …
