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As the cruise ship industry tries to turn a corner on the pandemic, the Grand Princess will depart from the Port of L.A. on Saturday.
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L.A. County will implement vaccine-or-testing requirements for large outdoor sporting events and theme parks as well as proof of vaccination at indoor bars, wineries, breweries and nightclubs.
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COVID-19 has thwarted the expected return of business travel and pushed flight prices down — for now. Holiday travel bookings are already on the rise.
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Under a new L.A. County health order set to be issued this week, such verification will be necessary for attendees of large theme parks and outdoor “mega events” — those with 10,000-plus attendees — starting Oct. 7.
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La continua escasez de chips ha reducido el inventario de automóviles nuevos, lo que ha provocado una escasez de autos en renta que ha dificultado y encarecido los viajes. Es de esperar que el vehículo de alquiler sea más antiguo, si es que puede encontrar uno.
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The Lake Tahoe-area ski resort Squaw Valley is adopting a new name after weighing criticisms that ‘squaw’ is a sexist slur against Indigenous women.
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An ongoing chip shortage has reduced new car inventory, resulting in a rental car shortage that has made travel more difficult and more expensive. Expect a rental car that might be older -- if you can find one at all.
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Good news for theme park fans: Wait times have dropped at Disneyland and California Adventure Park compared with before the pandemic.
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Se espera que los conductores de California paguen un promedio de 4.39 dólares por galón, el precio más alto de la historia para el fin de semana del Día del Trabajo.
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Drivers in California are expected to pay an average of $4.39 per gallon -- the highest price ever for Labor Day weekend.
