Author: David Oliver, USA TODAY

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its COVID-19 guidance regarding cruise ships this week amid the U.S. ongoing no-sail order.

British cruise line P&O Cruises, a Carnival subsidiary, and Royal Caribbean, are canceling sailings after a move from Canada.

Pride isn’t canceled due to coronavirus. The gay agenda is alive and well — it will just happen virtually and in small and distanced groups.

A Hilton hotel will refund thousands of dollars to an elementary school after it was canceled due to coronavirus. Kodak Black helped bring attention.

Make sure you’re aware of the basics of how to cancel (or book) your hotel room during the coronavirus pandemic.

Customers can purchase a Marriott Bonvoy gift card at a 20% discount through May 17 that can be used globally this summer and beyond.

Though he expects the second quarter to be bad, Hilton CEO Christopher Nassetta believes hotels will bounce back faster than airlines.

States weigh lifting restrictions, but the nation’s capital isn’t opening; therefore, its tourism won’t either.

The Costa Atlantica, docked in Japan, has begun repatriating crew members and confirmed one additional person tested positive for coronavirus.

Norwegian Cruise LIne warned it may need to reorganize completely as a result of the impact of coronavirus, possibly through bankruptcy proceedings.