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Roads and picnic areas will reopen, but campgrounds and lodgings will remain closed.
In coming days, Yellowstone National Park will open more entrances, then lodgings and services.
Trails and some lifts are ready, but options and open days are limited
The park opened for Memorial Day, then closed, and reopens again Friday
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Santa Cruz’s economy is built around seasonal tourism and the UC Santa Cruz. Businesses are starting to reopen, but staying safe depends on how the county can manage an influx of visitors.
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Still sitting at home? Try these outdoors things to do that are safe and fun
Paradise Falls in Wildwood Regional Park in northwestern Thousand Oaks will remain closed until further notice, conservation agency says.
If you’re a little tired of being cooped up, we have suggestions to soothe your cabin fever.
What to know about refunds
Your credit card company can help when goods and services are not received. Be careful though.
Because of the coronavirus lockdown, airlines have canceled flights and reduced schedules. Know your rights and what you are entitled to.
The coronavirus pandemic is keeping cruise ships out of the water. Disney, Carnival and others have canceled more trips
Some ticket holders may receive extension on ticket expiration dates
Amtrak also has cut service on the Pacific Surfliner and several other routes.
Do you want your money back for the Airbnb or Vrbo you didn’t to use? Of course you do. But in many cases, you may be disappointed.
Coronavirus: If we’ve learned anything from the pandemic, it’s that once a business gets its hands on your money, it doesn’t want to give any back.
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Las Vegas, the largest hotel city in the U.S., recycles soaps for countries that need it. And now, the U.S. is one of them
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Theme park reopening plans: Six Flags’ safety protocols include taking temperatures and requiring people to wear masks (except while eating).
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Shut down by the coronavirus, casinos get the go-ahead to start business again with social distancing in place.
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Some travel insurers are refusing to give policyholders their money back despite trips being canceled because of the coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: Card clubs are working on protocols for reopening
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Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak will make the final announcement Tuesday at a news conference. Vegas hotel-casinos look to reopen soon.
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Roads and picnic areas will reopen, but campgrounds and lodgings will remain closed.
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Lodgings and some campgrounds would reopen under a draft plan that still requires approval from the state and the feds.
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Many campgrounds in the San Bernardino National Forest will open for the holiday weekend
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When we venture out again, will we first turn to the all-American road trip? Will it be safe? Here’s what effect the coronavirus will have.
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Griffith Park temporarily closes out of safety concerns related to weekend protests and looting
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As more businesses reopen, public lands follow suit
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Some odd things have happened in the travel world — but are they this odd? Use your nonsense detector to see whether you can sniff out the fiction.
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Exploring the state has its sweet moments - as well as salty ones. We’ve turned it all into a bingo game. Did you help cause a Yosemite Valley traffic jam? Check.
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The park’s reopening lures hundreds of impulse campers, and weekend hordes are possible.
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If you haven’t driven much lately, your return behind the wheel may feel awkward. That’s not unusual. Here’s what to do to make yourself comfortable again.
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We give you a look at casinos, eating out, the reopening of the big hotels and even a bit of good news about free parking.
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