Author: Christopher Elliott, Special to USA TODAY

Experts are optimistic about travel in 2021, but there’s still plenty of uncertainty amid the continuing coronavirus pandemic.

Scientists say airports are more dangerous than airplanes – at least when it comes to your chances of being infected with the coronavirus.

In a perfect world, the public would heed the CDC’s warning and not travel during the holidays. But it’s not. Here’s how to pick a safe destination.

COVID-194 fatigue is real. The drama playing itself out with mask conflicts on planes is emblematic of a broader conflict happening everywhere.

With the twindemic of COVID-19 and influenza upon us, take every precaution before you leave for any holiday trips. Here’s what to do.

The travel and tourism industry is a vital part of the global economy. Its downfall would have a ripple effect, hurting economies, businesses and you.

We’re deep inside a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. Prices are low, but the risks are high. Should anyone be recommending travel right now?

Considering a vacation in 2020? Make a point to keep up to date on travel restrictions at your destination and have a Plan B in case yours locks down.

Fly, drive or take the train? Here are the pros and cons of each mode of travel amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Thanks to COVID-19, travel insurance became mandatory, business travel went bye-bye and Americans rediscovered the beauty of their own country.