holiday travel

NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke with Consumer Investigator Chris Chmura and Infectious Disease Expert, Dr. Peter Chin-Hong for answers and guidance about traveling during COVID-19.

NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke with Consumer Investigator Chris Chmura and Infectious Disease Expert, Dr. Peter Chin-Hong for answers and guidance about traveling during COVID-19.

Airports are busy again, and air travel is inching closer to pre-pandemic levels.

On one of the busiest travel days in the country, San Francisco International Airport workers are protesting and demanding affordable family health care. Cierra Johnson reports.

If you want to fly home with your favorite Thanksgiving dish and don’t know if you should pack it or not, here are a few tips from the TSA on getting through security.

Pre-pandemic travel levels are expected to make a return this holiday season as vaccinations and booster shots contribute to families gathering safely. AAA provides estimated traffic and air travel numbers and what else to expect when on your way to your destination. Kris Sanchez reports.

Travel numbers are expected to be significantly higher this year compared to last due to COVID-19 vaccinations and booster shots. According to AAA, 54 million people are expected to travel this holiday season. Kris Sanchez reports from San Jose International Airport.

Over the Thanksgiving holiday, an estimated 20 million people will pass through United States airports. But the fact that only 60% of the nation’s 50,000 TSA workers are vaccinated against COVID-19, raises questions about whether there will be enough TSA agents to keep them moving smoothly.

Over the Thanksgiving holiday, an estimated 20 million people will pass through United States airports. But the fact that only 60% of the nation’s 50,000 TSA workers are vaccinated against COVID-19, raises questions about whether there will be enough TSA agents to keep them moving smoothly. Robert Handa reports.

The Bay Area answers the Question of the Day: How are high gas prices making you rethink your plans this holiday season?

Thanksgiving travel is bouncing back this year — and so are expectations for holiday travel chaos on the roads, rails and in the air.

The tourism and airline industries are looking forward to a flood of international visitors as the U.S. reopens its borders to vaccinated travelers. But what does the new policy mean for you and your holiday travels? Business Insider reporter Tom Pallini joined LX News Now to break it down.

There’s a possible collision course at the country’s airports this holiday season, with passengers caught in the middle. A coming wave of holiday passengers is the airlines’ first big stress test since the coronavirus. Consumer Investigator Chris Chmura reports.

We could see a perfect storm for airline cancellations and delays this holiday season. Here’s how to win the rebooking race and avoid an airline meltdown.

After some confusion earlier this month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released updated guidance around gathering and traveling for the holiday season. On Friday, the CDC released the updated guidance, saying the best way to safely observe the holiday season is being vaccinated against COVID-19. A representative from the agency said in an email Friday they “fully...

With the delta variant continuing to spread, the CDC is urging unvaccinated people to avoid travel and stay home this Labor Day weekend.

With the delta variant continuing to spread the CDC is urging unvaccinated people to avoid travel and stay home this Labor Day weekend. Jean Elle reports.

This holiday weekend, millions are expected to hit the road, but they’ll have to contend with gas prices higher than anything we’ve seen in years. Scott Budman reports.

Holiday travelers are hitting the roads in near-record numbers, even as gas prices spike above $4 in several Bay Area places. Cierra Johnson reports.

Holiday travelers are hitting the roads in near-record numbers, even as gas prices spike above $4 in several Bay Area places.