Italy has the lowest number of deaths yet
April 6, 2020
The number of known coronavirus deaths in Italy has fallen to the lowest level in more than one week (they recorded 525 deaths on Sunday). According to the head of
New STRICT travel restrictions for cruise passengers
April 5, 2020
Cruise ships have posed a major problem during the coronavirus crisis over the past couple of weeks. It seems like we have seen ship after ship with major outbreaks leaving
New York sees decline in new cases and deaths for first time
April 5, 2020
It seems like we might be starting to slowly turn the corner in the world’s current epicenter for the coronavirus crisis. For the first time the number of deaths and
The unknown danger of beaches
April 5, 2020
Many of us are struggling with places that we can get out and visit while we try to implement social distancing. This is especially true for us travelers who are
CDC begins antibody testing
April 5, 2020
The CDC has begun conducting blood tests that will find individuals who caught coronavirus but did not develop symptoms. The antibody testing will first focus on three groups. First, the
President believes NFL season will start on time
April 4, 2020
President Donald Trump held a conference call with major-league sports commissioners on Saturday and reportedly stated that he believes the NFL season should begin in September as scheduled. The President
New CDC recommendations for face coverings
April 4, 2020
The CDC initially refused to recommend face coverings as a preventative measure for the coronavirus. Unless you were showing symptoms or caring for someone showing symptoms, masks were basically not
Stores cracking down on social distancing
April 4, 2020
A lot of large stores just announced new changes to policies regarding social distancing and shopping. (These changes might not appear in all stores but could be rolled out on
Delta and United make refund and change fee changes
April 4, 2020
4/4/20 Update: United just announced that it will be extending the validity of travel funds for up to two years from the issue date, which is an increase of one
DOT coming down on airline cancellation policies
April 3, 2020
The U.S. Department of Transportation is now coming down hard on airlines that have been playing a wild game of semantics when it comes to refunds. The long-standing DOT policy
