Author: Curtis Tate, USA TODAY

As coronavirus cases surge in Florida, Disney World’s Space Mountain is not the hill Trevor Noah wants to die on.

Hong Kong Disneyland will shut down again on Wednesday because of the coronavirus, only a month after it reopened, Disney said Monday.

The Empire State Building’s observatory is reopening on July 20, but at a sharply reduced capacity to protect visitors from the coronavirus.

Starting later this month, TSA officers will be required to change their gloves more frequently and wear face shields when screening passengers.

As theme parks have reopened in Japan, one new rule has visitors thrown for a loop: No screaming on roller coasters.

As Walt Disney World prepares to reopen Saturday, Florida has recorded the largest weekly increase in coronavirus cases in the country.

After being closed during the spring because of the coronavirus pandemic, a number of scenic train rides have once again given the “all aboard!”

Customs and Border Protection has postponed reopening its trusted traveler enrollment centers through at least Aug. 10, the agency said Wednesday.

Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport closed its main security checkpoint Wednesday after a screener tested positive for the coronavirus.

Starting on Aug. 1, Hawaii will require proof of a negative coronavirus test for visitors to avoid a 14-day quarantine. Find out more out the policy.