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16 Top Romantic Getaways in Michigan
If you love beaches, wine and historical cities, choose Michigan for your next couples vacation.Cat Bordhi, Who Challenged Traditional Ways of Knitting, Dies at 69
Confounded by the complicated instructions that had become the standard, she thought up whimsical new techniques to create socks, scarves and other items.Have a New Address? Don’t Lose Your Mail
If you’ve decided to temporarily relocate, make sure your essential correspondence and eagerly anticipated packages can find you.For Three Suffragists, a Monument Well Past Due
Central Park will soon unveil its first sculpture depicting nonfictional female figures. “The fact that nobody even noticed that women were missing in Central Park — what does that say about the invisibility of women?”Forget Spas and Bars. Hotels Tout Housekeeping to Lure Back Travelers.
Hilton has partnered with Lysol, Four Seasons with Johns Hopkins Medicine. But new research shows hotels can be easily contaminated by the coronavirus.How to Stay Safer on Mass Transit
Timing your trip strategically, using contactless payments and not eating onboard are some of the things to keep in mind.As Galleries Reopen, Two Critics Find Rewards Eclipse the Angst
Holland Cotter masks up on the Lower East Side and SoHo; Jillian Steinhauer discovers eco-feminist art taking root in Chelsea.Travel and Trip Insurance: Find the Best Policy for You
Use this comprehensive guide to learn more about travel insurance and to help you protect your next vacation.The 10 Best Travel Insurance Companies
U.S. News rates the top travel insurance options, considering expert and consumer recommendations.The 7 Cheapest Travel Insurance Companies
U.S. News rates the cheapest travel insurance options, considering expert and consumer recommendations.Boeing’s 737 Max is Being Readied for a Comeback. What Travelers Need to Know
The plane has been grounded since March 2019 after two deadly crashes, but could fly again by the end of the year. Answers to questions about the process.Flying Was Once Routine. During the Pandemic, It’s a Feat.
Masks, health checks, even worse food. Long-distance travel may never be the same.Mass Extinctions Are Accelerating, Scientists Report
Five hundred species are likely to become extinct over the next two decades, according to a new study.Airlines Say It’s Safe to Travel. But Is It?
They’re requiring masks, taking temperatures and speeding check-ins. But as one travel expert put it, “So much is uncertain right now.”Fire Destroys Warehouse at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco
One firefighter was injured in the four-alarm blaze at Fisherman’s Wharf early on Saturday morning, officials said.Disney Takes a Coronavirus Pandemic Hit, and There's Worse to Come
“Our businesses have been hugely impacted,” the company’s C.E.O. said after quarterly profit dropped more than 90 percent. And that was for a period only partly upended by the coronavirus.The 11 Best Salem Tours
From its infamous witch trials to its underrated food scene, this Massachusetts city is ripe for exploration.People Are Talking About ‘Travel Bubbles.’ But Could They Work?
Australia and New Zealand floated the idea of a regional alliance that would let those inside travel but keep the coronavirus out. But in other parts of the world, establishing one would be tricky.Airlines and Hotels Reach Out to Their Top Spenders
They’re giving those customers an extra year to accumulate the points that result in free upgrades, breakfasts, club access and other perks. And that may be just the beginning.
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