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UNWTO teams with IATA in effort to restore confidence in travel"UNWTO will use our expertise in innovation and our status as a connector of public and private sector leaders to help get...

U.S. Travel calls for another extension on Real IDIt said that "full compliance is not realistically within reach" by next October.

White House meeting with cruise industry postponedThe president's Covid-19 infection was given as the reason. No rescheduling date has been announced.

ASTA threatens a lawsuit over the CDC's cruise ban

ASTA threatens a lawsuit over the CDC's cruise ban"Should the CDC's No Sail Order remain in effect, this may be our only option remaining," ASTA CEO Zane Kerby said.

American will borrow up to $5.47 billion from the Treasury Department.

7 airlines secure Cares Act loans from TreasuryThe loan agreements come on the eve of the expiration of the Payroll Support Program.

'No relief, no recess': Coalition demands that Congress pass a stimulus billSenators and representatives have not agreed on additional relief since the Cares Act was introduced in March.

Apple Leisure Group chairman Alex Zozaya, right, and CEO Alejandro Reynal discuss travel in the age of Covid-19 during a virtual press conference on Sept. 29.

WTTC, G-20 tourism officials to meet on pandemic policiesApple Leisure Group chairman and WTTC vice chair Alex Zozaya says a deal resulting in a uniform approach among these nations...

Idled Princess Cruises ships. The CDC requested comments on the resumption of cruising.

ASTA to the CDC: It's time to cruise againThe Society implored the agency to allow sailings and provided data indicating Americans are eager to board ships.

ASTA hopes that a relief deal from the federal government is still a possibility.

Push to fill high court seat lends sliver of hope for aid dealAlthough the likelihood of a large-scale federal coronavirus relief package similar to the $2 trillion Cares Act has dwindled,...

Once Americans can return to Cuba, they will no longer be allowed to bring home the island's popular cigars.

No more Cuban rum and cigars for American visitorsThe Trump administration has stiffened the restriction on the popular souvenirs that had been relaxed under President Obama.

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