CDC Extends Cruise Ship No Sail Order

The CDC extended the no sail order for cruise ships until the end of October due to recent outbreaks overseas, which show that cruise ship travel continues to spread COVID-19. Although the CDC wanted to extend the order until February, the White House Task Force overruled this decision. The travel industry, particularly cruise ships, has been severely impacted by the pandemic.

Why did the CDC extend the no sail order for cruise ships?

• To support the cruise industry

• To increase tourism

• To prevent the spread of the coronavirus

• To comply with international regulations

Until when did the CDC originally want to extend the no sail order?

• End of October

• End of February

• End of December

• End of March

Who overruled the CDC's decision to extend the no sail order until February?

• The Senate

• The CDC Director

• The White House Task Force

• The President

Which industry has been significantly affected by the coronavirus pandemic?

• Agriculture

• Construction

• Technology

• Travel

What was reported on cruise ships during the early pandemic?

• Increased bookings

• Large outbreaks

• New safety measures

• Reduced ticket prices