Hotels have changed a lot since the pandemic started and more changes are still coming. Now that COVID-19 finally appears to be on its way out the door, hotels are making a few more adjustments in ...

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- John Fitzpatrick has been in the hotel business his entire life. After 9/11, he thought he faced the worst the industry could experience. But then, the coronavirus pandemic ...

The onset of COVID left the hotel industry in disarray, as travel basically shut down nationwide overnight. But looking at the sector now, occupancy numbers have been rising rapidly, with expectations ...

In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, cuts to traditional hotel services that were once the heart of the experience, like housekeeping, in-room dining and turn down, became the norm. As travel ...

If you're planning to travel abroad, you've probably already spent hours researching the testing requirements for your flight or cruise. But have you thought yet about finding a hotel with coronavirus ...

New York City’s quarantine hotel program is no roach motel, former residents report — and the gift bags were positively luxurious. In fact, it’s more appropriate to call the free, taxpayer-funded ...

A federally funded program that provides hotel rooms to residents at high risk of severe COVID-19 illness will come to an end in a little more than one month, leaving 132 homeless occupants looking ...

A New Hampshire-based hotel group’s case against its insurers over Covid-related losses is heading to the NH Supreme Court, and it could be one of the few such cases filed around the country in which ...

In the bewildering early stage of the coronavirus pandemic, people sanitized their mail, wiped down their groceries and cleaned anything else they touched. Within several months, however, scientists ...

There are at least 35 instances where Connecticut Department of Correction employees potentially misused a COVID-19 program that provided workers with hotel rooms during the height of the pandemic, ...