Author: David Oliver, USA TODAY

Hotels are accommodating guests, aiding essential workers and homeless in local communities and adjusting offerings where they can amid coronavirus.

United execs didn’t mince words in a letter to the airline’s employees on Wednesday, warning of “tough decisions ahead” in the wake of the pandemic.

About 25% of Marriott’s 7,300 hotels around the world are temporarily closed as a result of the new coronavirus, according to the company.

Australian police raided the Ruby Princess ship linked to hundreds of coronavirus cases and 15 deaths to seize evidence and question crew members.

Hotels around the country are very much feeling the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic — about 80% of rooms in the U.S. are empty.

A proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed against Costa Cruises, a Carnival subsidiary. Such a lawsuit likely won’t gain much traction.

Airbnb has been updating its policies amid the coronavirus pandemic. Customers say what the company says it’s doing isn’t happening fast enough.