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From left: moderator Seema Mody of CNBC, Arnold Donald of Carnival Corp., Richard Fain of Royal Caribbean Group, Pierfrancesco Vago of MSC Cruises and Kelly Craighead of CLIA.

State of the cruise industry: Battered, bouncing backCEOs on a panel at Seatrade Cruise Global described an industry forging ahead and planning for a resurgent 2022 but still...

Qantas will fly the L.A.-Sydney route three times a week using a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.

Qantas resuming U.S. flights in NovemberSydney-Los Angeles flights will restart on Nov. 14, but only for Australians because Australia's borders remain closed to...

A United Airlines jet at the gate at New York's JFK Airport. The carrier said it will not need to fire as many employees for refusing the Covid vaccine as it initially reported.

United says the number of employees facing firings for declining the vaccine has declinedThe carrier had initially estimated that about 600 would be let go. That number has fallen to 320, and it could drop even more.

United said 3% of employees have applied for an exemption to the company's vaccination mandate on either religious or health grounds.

Nearly 600 United employees slated to be fired for declining vaccineIn a media briefing, a United spokesman said the firings won't impact airline operations.

Signature Travel's Jean Newman Glock called the current Covid testing situation "one of the biggest pain points for travel."

Covid test shortage puts stress on travelers waiting for resultsIn addition to having to wait longer than expected for the results of a PCR test, at-home rapid tests are also proving...

Clockwise from top: Robert Silk and Rebecca Tobin of Travel Weekly and Steve Sear of Delta Air Lines talk airline news on the Folo by Travel Weekly podcast.

Delta Air Lines and the view from the skiesSteve Sear, a top executive at Delta Air Lines, talks about demand, vaccine mandates, identifying unruly-passenger behavior and...

Children on the Norwegian Getaway cruise ship before the pandemic.

Norwegian Cruise Line is heartened by coming Covid-19 vaccine for kidsCEO Harry Sommer said he is optimistic that the vaccine's expected approval for kids as young as 5 will mean children will be...

More Caribbean countries added to the U.S.'s Level 4 listingsCaribbean countries added to the CDC's and the U.S. State Department's Level 4 advisory on Sept. 21 include Antigua and Barbuda...

The large balcony of Corinthia's royal suite overlooks the Thames River near the London Eye. Agents pose for a photo before lunch at Kerridge's, named for its Michelin-star chef, Tom Kerridge.

The U.K., 89% vaxxed, calls for help. Virtuoso responds with 41 advisorsA group of London luxe hoteliers came up with a plan: Design a fam trip to show that society had truly reopened in the U.K. and...

U.S. Travel Association CEO Roger Dow at last week's IPW conference in Las Vegas.

'A game-changer': Travel marketers cheer U.S. plan to reopen to visitorsNews of U.S. borders reopening energized attendees at last week's annual IPW show.

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