Coronavirus

Happy Thursday to all of our travel friends, both near and far. Here are some articles we’ve read from other bloggers (and other sources) that we think you may like, …

The no sail order for cruise ships, which expired on September 30, has again been extended but this extension is much shorter than what CDC director Dr. Robert Redfield recommended. …

Tampa International Airport (TPA) has announced they will offer pre-flight COVID-19 testing at their terminal for all passengers. They’ll be the first airport in the United States to offer such …

The travel industry let out a sigh of relief after Hawaii’s Governor David Ige announced that, effective October 15, the state would not require a 14-day quarantine for visitors from …

When the U.S. State Department announced in June that they were going to begin processing passports again, they had a huge task ahead of them. Since being shut down in …

Hello, travel friends and happy Saturday! Here’s a recap of what’s gone on at YMMV in the past week or two. From what we’ve written to what others wrote that …

With the flick of a pen and a press conference in St. Petersberg earlier today, Florida governor Ron DeSantis formally removed nearly all remaining state restrictions on businesses that had …

While the coronavirus pandemic has been devastating to the travel industry as a whole, one of the sectors less affected is the hotels. Don’t get me wrong, they’re suffering too, …

It’s been over half a year since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, and travel is still difficult for most. International travel is greatly decreased, thanks to traveling bans and mandated …

As much as airlines, hotels, etc. have suffered due to COVID, the cruise industry has also lost a ton of money. And whereas the former two have had at least …