Author: Morgan Hines, USA TODAY

More than a year after the COVID-19 pandemic shut down New York City, the boroughs are finally seeing more tourists.

Cruise lines are moving ship after ship to other parts of the world as they continue to be barred from cruising in U.S. waters.

Alaska will join Florida in taking legal action against the federal government and the CDC to try to hasten the restart of cruising in U.S. waters.

Letting cruising resume “could threaten public safety and increase the spread of the coronavirus,” said Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Rep. Doris Matsui.

A group of senators introduced the ‘CRUISE Act’ which would override the CDC’s restrictions on the cruise industry and allow ships to sail.

Airbnb has a new plan to address COVID safety and bad guest behavior. It will restrict some one-night stays over July Fourth weekend.

Disneyland released details on how ticketing and reservations will work when it reopens April 30 after more than a year of being shuttered.

Disneyland Resort is giving Marvel fans a chance to enter the universe starting June 4 when Avengers Campus is set to open.

Virgin Voyages is the latest cruise line moving sailings abroad as the timeline to resume cruising in U.S. waters remains unclear.