Coronavirus affecting leisure travel across the globe

Coronavirus affecting leisure travel across the globe

What Does Coronavirus Mean For Retail Supply Chains?

University of Michigan issues travel restrictions to Italy amid new coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus cases surge outside Japan China

Cases of infection of the new coronavirus have now been confirmed in 74 countries and regions outside mainland China and Japan.

Coronavirus USA: Here are the countries with U.S. travel restrictions as of Feb. 29

Travel to Iran is already quite limited, though some families are allowed to travel there on a visa. It is one of the seven initial countries on Trump's travel ban list, which means travel from Iran also is already severely restricted.

Coronavirus outbreak may spur Southeast Asian action on wildlife trafficking

Digitimes: iPhone SE 2 (iPhone 9?) component orders delayed due to coronavirus disruption

In a pair of Digitimes reports, the supply-chain focused publication suggests that the launch of Apple’s next phone model may be a little further off. The iPhone 9, or iPhone SE 2, whatever you want to call it, has apparently reached the final stage of production verification. However, this means that a formal release could …

The Congo rainforest is losing its ability to absorb carbon dioxide. That’s bad for climate change.

Like the Amazon, the Congo Basin rainforest is evolving from from carbon 'sink' to source, new study says.

Coronavirus has 'got the world aflutter': Trump

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that six to eight weeks ago no one had heard of the coronavirus, but now it's 'got the world aflutter'. Trump added that the emergency measure to battle the spreading coronavirus would appropriate about $8.5 billion - far above the $2.5 billion he initially requested last month.

Republic of Ireland Euro 2020 play off against Slovakia could be moved or played behind closed doors

Bosnia reports first two cases of coronavirus

“It is a middle-aged man who worked in Italy from where he returned in late February,” Alen Seranic, the health minister of Bosnia’s Serb-run half, told reporters.

Health ‘detectives’ look into Manhattan attorney’s coronavirus case to help combat illness

The second coronavirus case in New York state involves a Manhattan attorney and New Rochelle resident who's listed in serious condition. But no one's sure

Coronavirus travel restrictions force cancellation of MotoGP in Qatar

The facts about coronavirus: What you need to know

Dr. Jon LaPook with the latest information about the virus and how to protect yourself and others

Hubbard Street Dance cancels Italy performances and returns home due to coronavirus

U.S. churches making changes in response to coronavirus

Numerous Catholic dioceses are suspending the serving of wine during Communion.

Switzerland Reports First Coronavirus Death after High-Risk Patient Passes away Overnight

The woman, who was also suffering from a pre-existing chronic illness, had been considered under "high risk" from the virus. COVID-19 produces mild symptoms in 80% of the cases, but for the elderly and sick it can produce severe pneumonia and multiple organ failure.

First U.S. Coronavirus Death Confirmed as Trump Says 'No ...

The first coronavirus death in the United States is confirmed in Washington state; President Trump urges calm as travel restrictions are expanded to Iran, Italy and South Korea.

Israeli exit polls give Netanyahu’s Likud allies an edge as supporters rejoice

El Paso region braces for coronavirus; 2 suspected cases in Juárez test negative

Regional health leaders are bracing for the coronavirus. A task force of public and private leaders are working to tackle the illness.

OU to close its study-abroad programs in Italy due to coronavirus concerns

What the 1918 flu's hidden history can teach the coronavirus era

They, too, thought it couldn't happen here.

Coronavirus: Man facing deportation to China from Canada cites 'raging epidemic' as reason to stay

Ryanair CEO warns of 10% hit to bookings from coronavirus

Ryanair expects a 10% fall in bookings in April and May due to concerns about co...

Minister: The situation with coronavirus in Armenia is under control

The situation with the coronavirus in Armenia is under control and the country can return to the usual rhythm of life, Health Minister Arsen Torosyan said during a government meeting on Thursday.

Co-Diagnostics receives new orders for its vector control tests equipment from mosquito abatement districts

An undiplomatic diplomat wins power in Trump’s Washington

For a diplomat, Richard Grenell has a remarkable record of being undiplomatic. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/04/us/politics/richard-grenell-trump-intelligence.html

South Bay Health Officials Refine Response As Coronavirus Spreads

A third case of the novel coronavirus reported in Santa Clara County has changed the way the county's Public Health Department is handling the spread of the virus. The county has enlisted and received state and federal help to curb further spread of the disease.

Syrian peace talks in Kazakhstan may be postponed due to coronavirus

NUR-SULTAN, Kazakhstan – It’s not known whether the next round of Syrian talks scheduled for March in Kazakhstan’s capital Nur-Sultan will be postponed, First Deputy Foreign Minister of Kazakhstan Shakhrat Nuryshev said on 2 March. The XIV round of negotiations to resolve the situation in Syria w

Coronavirus warning on popular dating app Tinder sparks questions on dating etiquette amid an outbreak

The popular dating app Tinder is warning its users to "maintain a social distance" in response to the deadly coronavirus outbreak.

Amid coronavirus panic how one European city is trying to keep from scaring off tourists

Bank of Canada cuts interest rates in face of coronavirus

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