The most important thing to remember is that standard travel insurance does not cover you if you decide not to travel because of the outbreak.
Author: Curtis Tate, USA TODAY
U.S. officials: Four more Diamond Princess passengers have coronavirus; U.S. cases at 57
Four more passengers from the Diamond Princess have tested positive for coronavirus, bringing the total number of Americans infected to 40.
Amtrak moves toward airline-style pricing on its lowest train fares
Amtrak passengers who pay for the lowest train fares will not be able to receive a refund if they cancel, and others will pay a fee for changes.
Real ID applications may be getting faster in effort to meet October deadline
Federal officials will let Real ID applicants submit the required documents electronically in an effort to help states meet an Oct. 1 deadline.
U.S. has screened 17,000 passengers for coronavirus at 11 airports since Sunday
U.S. agencies have screened 17,000 passengers for coronavirus at 11 airports since Sunday, a top U.S. health official said Friday.
Coronavirus outbreak: United, American suspend flights to and from Hong Kong
United and American on Tuesday suspended their flights to Hong Kong as U.S. carriers continue to manage the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
Delta, American, United to suspend all China mainland flights as coronavirus crisis grows
Delta Air Lines and American Airlines on Friday announced they would cancel all of their China flights in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
After $25,000 fee, wheelchair users wait for better Amtrak stations, trains
Amtrak has been slow to make progress on improving accessibility of its stations and trains 30 years after the Americans with Disabilities Act passed.
Amtrak engineer in fatal Washington state derailment sues railroad
The Amtrak engineer whose train derailed in Washington state in December 2017, killing three passengers, has filed a lawsuit against the railroad.
Prepaid gift cards, fake deals: How scammers con unsuspecting travelers
Criminals are always looking for new opportunities to defraud unsuspecting travelers. If you know the warning signs, you can protect yourself.