Author: David Oliver, USA TODAY

Travel dichotomies are cropping up within families during the COVID-19 pandemic, causing unforeseen rifts in relationships.

Airbnb is rolling out an initiative that blocks guests from booking homes on short notice where they live in an effort to limit unauthorized parties.

Beginning Tuesday, Hawaii will require all visitors to fill out a “Safe Travels” application, including health and contact information, before travel.

Both hotel and short-term rental occupancy have improved since the coronavirus pandemic decimated travel interest, but one is bouncing back faster.

California has faced hundreds of wildfires the past week, and hotels have stepped in to help communities in this time of crisis.

Details have emerged about a “resort bubble concept” for inter-island Hawaii travelers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Airbnb announced a global ban on parties and events at its rentals, with an occupancy cap of 16 people worldwide.

Carnival Cruise Line posted a video previewing its anticipated Mardi Gras ship’s new roller coaster, BOLT, amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hotel chains like Wyndham, Hilton and Graduate Hotels are working with universities to house students during the coronavirus pandemic.