More from this week’s domestic travel news:
- 2020 Is the Summer of the Road Trip. Unless You’re Black.
- Disneyland and Disney California Adventure are reopening on July 17
- Hawaii resident arrested in traveler quarantine violation
- States are reopening, but many still require travelers to self-quarantine. Here’s where
- San Diego Zoo gets green light to reopen, along with hotels for tourism as summer approaches
- The Keep Maine Healthy plan, effective July 1, allows visitors in lieu of quarantine to sign and submit a certificate of compliance to their lodging facility that they have received a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of their visit
- A forgotten scheme to expand the TWA Flight Center
- Southwest flight attendant, American Airlines CEO have emotional racism talk at 30,000 feet
- What It’s Like to Wear a Mask in the South
- Yosemite reopens today but only for certain travelers
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