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When Keisuke Arai switched to working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, he began bickering more with his long-term girlfriend.

It may be some time before tourists are traveling the globe again. But what if you could travel through designated, approved parts of it?

Passengers love the A380, but airlines gave up on it. Your window to fly in one is closing now that many are in storage.

High above the Polcevera valley, the final section of a majestic new bridge was hoisted into place this week, signaling the imminent completion of a remarkable engineering project against seemingly impossible odds.

Most Floridians hitting the newly reopened beaches are trading stay-at-home sweatpants for shorts and swimsuits.

Whilst people in India are in lockdown, tens of thousands of flamingos are making the most of the peace and quiet.

A new pop-up restaurant will offer a table for one in the green hills of Sweden and they'll leave the cost of the meal up to the diner.

When travelers come aboard the Zaandam, a cruise ship in the Holland America Line, they have access to nine levels of elegant lodgings, entertainment and fine dining.

Alexandre de Juniac of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) says the coronavirus pandemic will end the days of cheap flights.

Fans of Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California are already dreaming of the parks' eventual reopening down the distant road.

There are worse places to wait out a pandemic.

Today three major US airlines separately announced they were going to require their passengers to wear masks.

Amid the global Covid-19 pandemic, people around the world are wondering when life will return to "normal."

What do a sexy Hong Kong icon, a bankrupted entrepreneur and a failed military defense campaign have in common?

There have long been drive-thru theaters, fast food restaurants and even, in some places, pharmacies.

No one element of my life has required such consistent spontaneity (and solvency) as the College Football Bowl schedule.

Every year, tourists descend on the Netherlands to revel in the bright and colorful tulip fields. But with coronavirus putting many travel plans on hold, tourists have been notably absent this year.

Right now, most of us can only explore the pyramids and archaeological wonders of Egypt online, but excavations and explorations into the country's ancient past remain ongoing.

Somewhere on that 7 a.m. Greyhound bus journey between Port Authority and Albany, I started crying.

As journeys home go, it was a particularly long and unusual one.