Author: Curtis Tate, USA TODAY

Fewer Americans are planning to travel for Thanksgiving this year, with shorter stays and social distance from family and friends.

Travelers who live between Washington, D.C. and Boston can book a one-way trip on Amtrak’s Acela trains for just $20 between Nov. 16 and Dec. 17.

Travelers should expect to see changes, from who’s allowed to travel to the U.S. to infrastructure improvements to help for laid-off travel workers.

The hotel industry is eager to get guests back in its empty rooms. Hotels and resorts are pitching themselves as remote workspaces.

The mayors of eight California cities are pushing Gov. Newsom to consider allowing large theme parks to reopen sooner than new state guidelines allow.

On Sunday, the Bahamas ended its 14-day quarantine requirement for travelers but updated its COVID-19 testing and insurance rules.

The Eiffel Tower has joined Disneyland Paris, The Louvre and Musée d’Orsay in closing as part of a French nationwide that took effect Friday.

Starting on Veterans Day, the federal government will grant free access to national parks to veterans and Gold Star families.

A United Nations panel predicts a rebound in international tourism won’t happen before the third quarter of 2021, citing the coronavirus pandemic.

In September, Disney World scaled back hours at its parks due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on attendance.