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When Pam Mundus and a friend landed in Milan for a weeklong vacation on Feb. 23, uniformed airport workers in face masks, attempting to contain the spread of the new coronavirus, took their temperatures. But when Ms. Mundus returned home on a direct flight from Rome to New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport on March […]

The company, which is part of the Carnival Corp., came under fire in 2012, when its Costa Concordia ran aground off Tuscany, killing 32 people. The captain was sentenced to 15 years for manslaughter. The Costa Luminosa first left Fort Lauderdale, Fla., for a cruise around the Caribbean on Feb. 24. But the coronavirus was

The United States Department of State and the U.S. Mission to Morocco said that they have arranged for American citizens and permanent residents who have been stranded in Morocco to fly home. The travelers had been stuck in the country since Sunday, when the kingdom announced that it was suspending all flights into and out

It’s a strange time for everyone. For us at New York Times Travel, we’re asking many existential questions, among them: How do we talk about travel when it’s grinding to a halt? So we’re asking you to join us in a special experiment. For nearly two decades, we’ve published our weekly 36 Hours column, guiding

Thousands of travelers are stranded in Morocco, the North African kingdom that has closed its borders and gone into lockdown to try to stem the spread of the coronavirus By AMIRA EL MASAITI Associated Press March 19, 2020, 10:31 PM 4 min read RABAT, Morocco — Thousands of travelers are stranded in Morocco, which has

WASHINGTON — The State Department announced on Thursday that Americans should not travel outside the country, and that citizens abroad should either return home or stay in place as the coronavirus pandemic grows. The department raised its global health advisory to Level 4, or “do not travel,” which is the highest warning, usually reserved for

It was less than 11 weeks ago that the first cases of pneumonia were detected in Wuhan, China. The speed at which what would soon be named COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, knocked the global economy askew is unparalleled in our lifetimes. Following are developments Thursday related to the outbreak, the efforts

Most of New York’s museums and art galleries have closed, but the city remains full of aesthetic destinations that can be experienced outdoors and alone. While we’re all facing a lot more time apart from one another, I’ve been thinking back to the long, solitary walks I used to take, and the monuments, buildings and

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Two cruise ships that were turned away by other ports are headed to Honolulu By JENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER Associated Press March 18, 2020, 11:49 PM 3 min read HONOLULU — Two cruise ships were headed to Honolulu after being turned away by other ports. There were no positive cases of coronavirus on either vessel, officials