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Even if you feel healthy, you should self-quarantine since symptoms may appear up to 14 days after exposure to the virus.

Hawaii Gov. David Ige noted the latest spike in cases was "concerning," but that "it is manageable right now."

We highlight one roadside stop in every state—each one weird, wacky or wonderful—and many don't even require leaving your car to take a quick peek.

Summer is here, where are you going? Safety is a priority this year, so here are the things to consider as you plan your first trip to the beach of the season.

At least 11 states and one city have issued quarantine mandates or advisories for inbound travelers.

Don't let hours of transit leave you looking tired and unkempt. Find out how to stay presentable even after making the trip to the other side of the world.

The new rules and guidelines come into effect on July 10 and will only apply to people who are traveling to and from England and who have a permanent residence in England.

The government has drawn up a list of at least 50 countries and overseas territories that people can travel to and from England without quarantine restrictions.

From islands that are a week's journey from the closest landmass to a small village in Arizona that still uses a mule to deliver the mail, take a page from some of the most isolated places around the world.

All airlines are requiring flyers to wear masks, among other safety practices.

An online travel agent just closed phone lines as the pandemic took hold, with wait times of up to five hours and "abysmal" customer service.

The importance of looking at all the factors involved before choosing a rental home for celebrating your 4th of July vacations.

Texas and Arizona are not among the three states, despite their recent status as two of the newest hotspots for COVID-19.

Though each state might not have an "official" food, they all have a signature dish that they claim as their own.

Now that we are all tasked with wearing masks for protection during the coronavirus pandemic, Newsweek is taking a look at the types of masks that were used long before they became a part of the world's daily wardrobe.

San Fele, two hours east of Naples, was spared the large death toll seen elsewhere throughout the country.

The U.S. did not make the E.U.'s approved list of country's for travel due to the current coronavirus infection rate.

Whether on a business trip, a vacation, or visiting your family, you have to get this delicacy that Nashville citizens are very proud of!

Delta, United, JetBlue and American Airlines are among the major carriers offering refunds to passengers who are refused boarding.

Six Flags theme parks and Hurricane Harbor water parks are opening in states like Arizona, Georgia, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas.

Unions representing 17,000 Disneyland resort workers expressed their concern over Disney's safety guidelines.

Female members from the Maasai community, Team Lioness, are defying the pandemic to protect wildlife and deter poachers at Amboseli National Park, a reserve at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Disney has also published guidelines for guests planning to visit a resort or theme park this summer.

Las Vegas continues to reopen with The Bellagio and Caesars Palace poker rooms opening today for the first time in three months.

Flight bookings are down 82 percent from last year, the International Air Transport Association says.

People of color make up a significant amount of the travel industry's annual revenue. Newsweek talks to POC travel journalists, specialists, business owners and influencers to better understand the state of travel during the pandemic from their perspective.

From bringing back a tradition of "paying it forward" in Italy to a 1950s American throwback to drive-in movies, here is how people around the globe have looked to the past—and to the future—for ideas to get through the current crisis with aplomb.

It's officially reopening after the coronavirus shutdown.

TourRader is offering up two $2,500 travel vouchers to be used on a multiday tour to any destination around the world in 2021.

At the world's southernmost city, while coronavirus slams the world, the tall ship Bark Europa set sails an epic saga of 80 days at sea, a journey that hasn't been done since the beginning of the 19th century.