Author: Curtis Tate, USA TODAY

Walt Disney World may have reopened to the public this month, but that doesn’t mean every attraction at the Florida theme park came back.

Four leading air carriers are calling on the United States and the European Union to establish a joint coronavirus testing program.

Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Seas was supposed to make its debut next year. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, though, the ship’s arrival is on hold.

Disney World visitors will no longer be able to eat or drink while walking, according to the theme park’s updated face mask policy.

Starting Monday, anyone who books a Delta flight who requests an exemption from the policy must undergo an evaluation at the airport before boarding.

Buckingham Palace has been closed since March. But when it reopens July 23, visitors can buy gin made with ingredients from the queen’s garden.

A CDC report says COVID-19 had already spread from Europe to New York City by the time the Trump administration banned travel from Europe on March 13.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues, your best socially distanced recreational opportunity might be a bike ride in your own neighborhood.

As coronavirus cases surge in Florida, Disney World’s Space Mountain is not the hill Trevor Noah wants to die on.

Hong Kong Disneyland will shut down again on Wednesday because of the coronavirus, only a month after it reopened, Disney said Monday.