leisure

The sport’s resurgence even has spin-bike icon Peloton diversifying into treadmills.

Chris Sorbe worked with his father to turn their home into a vacation rental a decade ago. Business boomed for a while, but it hasn’t been so hot lately.

Ben Steverman, a reporter at Bloomberg, discusses the fun shortage, and why it’s gotten harder — and more expensive — for Americans to get out of the house.

Years of stubborn inflation and the spike in gas prices have forced some travelers to opt for more affordable summer vacations. That often means staying closer to home.

The post-COVID rebound for restaurants and other hospitality businesses has created opportunities for younger and older workers.

The sectors hit hardest during the pandemic, including hospitality and retail, are coming back.

Summer tourism industries continue to face a worker shortage and climbing wages. Teenagers, especially, are in demand.

They’re a huge source of income — and a full recovery won’t happen without them.

But in the public sector, and especially education, jobs may come back soon because of money in the latest COVID relief package.

British jigsaw puzzle maker Julie Wilkins saw quarantine rekindle people’s love for the jigsaw puzzle. She hopes that’s here to stay.