Are coronavirus warnings stymieing travels plans?

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As more and more cities report coronavirus cases, the U.S. is warning Americans not to travel on cruise lines.

Watch the video above for the full story by WINK News Reporter Brea Hollingsworth, who went to find out if this is actually stopping people from fulfilling their travel plans.

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