Author: Dawn Gilbertson, USA TODAY

Beginning Sept. 15, customers in Maui who want to dine indoors must show proof they are fully vaccinated due to the rising surge of COVID-19 cases.

Jamaica is the latest vacation destination the U.S. government is warning travelers to avoid due to high COVID-19 cases.

A spike in COVID-19 cases nationwide and countries’ changing requirements have travelers scrambling to find timely, affordable tests.

Traveling to Hawaii? As coronavirus cases surge, Honolulu is requiring proof of vaccine or negative COVID test at restaurants, bars, museums.

The EU removed the U.S. from its safe countries list Monday due to a spike in COVID-19 cases. Amid changing rules, here’s what travelers need to know.

Some travelers rushed to cancel Hawaii trips after the governor urged tourists to stay away; others plan to go as it’s too late to receive a refund.

Yes, Hawaii’s governor urged tourists to stay away. No, visitors aren’t banned.

Hawaii Gov. David Ige on Monday urged tourists not to visit the popular destination through October due to a surge in COVID-19 cases in the state.

Southwest Airlines pilots and flight attendants are upset with the airline’s handling of the summer travel surge, and have been pushing for relief.

The airline planned to resume alcohol sales this summer but has repeatedly delayed it due to unruly passenger incidents.