GANNETT Syndication Service

• Paradise deferred? Hawaii officials 'looking at' delaying tourist return amid spike in COVID-19 cases
  On September 1, Hawaii had intended to allow out-of-state visitors to bypass a mandatory 14-day quarantine by presenting a negative COVID-19 test.       
• Zion National Park's shuttles are falling apart, but there is no funding to replace them. Why?
  Zion is not ignorant of these problems. They've been desperately trying to secure federal funding to replace the shuttles since 2017.       
• Is international travel allowed? See reopening details for Bali, United Kingdom, Cayman Islands, more
  Here's an update on travel restrictions and opening plans for some of the countries that are most popular with American travelers.       
• These cruise ships won't make their debut until 2021 in wake of COVID-19
  With the cruise industry idle until late summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic, new ships from Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Virgin will sail in 2021.       
• 'Feels like I'm dorming anyway': Hotels housing college students in effort to social distance
  Hotel chains like Wyndham, Hilton and Graduate Hotels are working with universities to house students during the coronavirus pandemic.       
• My Global Entry interview keeps getting canceled: Will I have to reapply? Ask the Captain
  John Cox addresses the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on Global Entry enrollment and explains why a domestic U.S. flight would enter Mexican airspace.       
• Ask the Captain: All your air-travel questions, answered
  You've got questions about how airplanes and airlines work and Captain John Cox has answers. Each week, he clears up aviation mysteries.       
• Disney World employees gain access to COVID-19 testing site actors' union requested
  Florida will begin providing coronavirus testing for Disney World cast members this week, ending a nearly two-month dispute with a stage actors union.       
• A year after she died in a plane crash, New Orleans reporter Nancy Parker's husband sues FAA for $23M
  Nancy Parker's husband Glen Boyd has filed a $23 million lawsuit against the FAA, saying it knew plane in crash had a substandard maintenance record.      
• From champagne to prosecco: A guide to sparkling wines
  All champagnes are sparkling wines, but not all sparkling wines are champagnes