(3:45 p.m. ET) — A growing number of ocean and river cruise lines have suspended all operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic and travel restrictions around the world. The shutdowns, which come after two months of altered itineraries, cancelled cruises …

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All major ocean and river cruise lines around the world have announced they are suspending their operations — either globally or just in the United States — temporarily in response to the coronavirus outbreak as ports turn ships away, attractions …

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Cruise lines from U.S. ports will suspend service for the next 30 days, Cruise Lines International Assn. said Friday. The trade organization called the decision, a reaction to growing alarm over coronavirus, voluntary and temporary. The suspension begins early Saturday, …

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CHICAGO — For most engaged couples, rain and no-shows are usually among the biggest concerns for a wedding day. But this year, the coronavirus is making soon-to-be newlyweds take caution like never before. Megan McCann and her fiance, Mike Hynes, …

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Atlantis, Paradise Island in the Bahamas is currently offering great value rates. Photo courtesy of David WJ Lee As the coronavirus pandemic intensifies around the world, many travelers are canceling trips and hunkering down at home while cruise lines from …

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Government officials in tourism-reliant Caribbean destinations are seeking to balance COVID-19 evaluation, testing and prevention measures with efforts to continue crucial leisure travel activities as the illness’ impact spreads worldwide. In a statement Thursday, Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) officials say …

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