Author: Bailey Schulz, USA TODAY

COVID restrictions remain in flux across Europe, and rules are constantly changing.

Hotel markets in urban areas face a slower rate of recovery. For travelers, those lower occupancy levels typically mean marked-down room rates.

A letter warns that approaches member countries are taking while implementing a COVID certificate could lead to long passenger queues and wait times.

Traffic is expected to surge as more than 47.7 million people hit the highways for Independence Day. Here’s when to avoid the roads this weekend.

A man was arrested at Arnold Palmer Regional Airport after TSA officers discovered a handgun loaded with six bullets tucked into a baby stroller.

The TSA is bringing back self-defense training for flight crews to deter assaults from unruly passengers.

Sweden is planning to open its borders to U.S. tourists starting June 30, according to an online post from Sweden’s Ministry of Justice.

Royal Caribbean subsidiary Celebrity Cruises is set to have the first cruise ship to sail from an American port with paying passengers in more than a year.

While scams on vacation rental platforms are rare, they can spike during busy travel periods like the Fourth of July weekend.

Israel is postponing the date individual tourists can enter to Aug. 1 amid an uptick of COVID-19 cases. Authorized tour groups are still allowed.