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Travel stocks rally, stay-at-home companies plunge as pandemic wanes and tourism rebounds

By: CNBC.com News
Pfizer said on Friday its Covid-19 pill could cut hospitalization risk or death by 89%, and the U.S. prepares to lift international travel bans Nov. 8.
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