Author: David Oliver, USA TODAY

All passengers and more than half the crew members from the beleaguered Grand Princess cruise ship have now gotten off the ship.

Nearly 4,000 guests have disembarked the MSC Meraviglia despite the fact a passenger from the ship’s previous sailing tested positive for coronavirus.

Airbnb has updated its “extenuating circumstances” policy to cover the U.S., a marked change as the novel coronavirus spreads across the globe.

“I don’t think anybody should be taking a cruise right now,” former FDA commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said on Monday.

Princess Cruises’ Grand Princess ship docked at noon PDT in Oakland, California, beginning what is likely to be a multi-day disembarkation process.

The struggling British airline Flybe has collapsed, leaving passengers stranded and told to find their own way home.

It’s that time of year again: Cherry blossom season in Washington, D.C. But will the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. stem travelers from visiting?

Breaking up is hard to do. But what if after that, you went on a trip to heal your heart? That’s where Breakup Tours comes in.

Here’s a look at what the State Department, airlines and cruise lines are telling passengers amid the coronavirus outbreak.