Summer Vacation

Travel experts say pent-up travel demand is about to burst from the seams for the summer.

With more people getting the COVID-19 vaccine, that summer getaway is starting to look more attainable and appealing.

If you’re like most, after a year-long lockdown you’re thinking about taking a trip this summer. Perhaps it’s a trip that you were forced to reschedule from 2020. Or maybe it’s a brand new outing after being in lockdown for so long. Either way, here are tips for getting the best bang for your buck.

While the CDC still isn’t recommending non-essential travel, the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines across the country has people looking forward to a day in the not-too-distant future when they can board a plane for a long-delayed vacation. Scott Keyes of Scott’s Cheap Flights joined LX News with some tips for finding the best deals.

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It is no surprise that health experts are worried about the number of Covid-19 cases increasing over the long Labor Day weekend. Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Dr. David Rubin suggests spending time with loved ones in smaller groups and engaging in outdoor activities to help limit the transmission of the virus.

Summer vacations are anything but normal this year. With people leery of shared spaces and crowds, renting a private vacation home may be more popular than ever. But is that even safe these days? Consumer Reports reveals the important precautions you need to take to save your vacation while keeping your family safe.

Summer vacations are anything but normal this year. With people leery of shared spaces and crowds, renting a private vacation home may be more popular than ever. But is that even safe these days? Consumer Reports reveals the important precautions you need to take to save your vacation while keeping your family safe.

Lifestyle expert Lindsay Myers provides out-of-the-box ideas for families looking to have a fun and safe summer, such as hosting karaoke nights, doing DIY activities and gardening.

Coronavirus is changing the way we vacation this year. Nisreene Atassi, the global head of communications for Expedia, and Jeanette Casselano, the director of external communications for AAA, offer tips for how to get away from home safely — and how to get a refund if you have to cancel your trip.

Here are some ways to take a safe vacation during the COVID-19 outbreak, from the best modes of transportation to tips to plan safe gatherings.