Author: David Oliver, USA TODAY

Half of the hotels in the U.S. could shutter amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, according to an industry executive.

The U.S.-Mexico border will be closed to nonessential travel to further help stem the spread of the novel coronavirus, President Donald Trump announced Friday.

It’s tough to find the bright spots in today’s world amid coronavirus. But sometimes all it takes is a little magic (and Disney World).

All passengers and more than half the crew members from the beleaguered Grand Princess cruise ship have now gotten off the ship.

Airbnb hosts are struggling to make ends meet as they have to issue guests refunds in the wake of canceled travel plans due to the coronavirus.

Nearly 4,000 guests have disembarked the MSC Meraviglia despite the fact a passenger from the ship’s previous sailing tested positive for coronavirus.

Airbnb has updated its “extenuating circumstances” policy to cover the U.S., a marked change as the novel coronavirus spreads across the globe.

The Grand Princess cruise ship, which finally docked in California on Monday, unloaded 1,406 passengers as of Tuesday night.

“I don’t think anybody should be taking a cruise right now,” former FDA commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said on Monday.