COVID-19 has suddenly eviscerated the glamour of cruising. Does the cruise industry merit or need a bailout?
Cruise ships were compared to Petri dishes because their contained quarters were conducive to the growth of unchecked infections.urges U.S. citizens, particularly travelers with underlying health conditions, not to travel by cruise ship.
Simultaneously, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are wrangling with a nearly $2 trillion economic stimulus package, having to make tough decisions about which of America’s industries require a lifeline, and which will be left to succumb to a changed marketplace. “No component of the economy will be left untouched by the virus, leaving policymakers to perform triage on a litany of groups lining up for help,” wrote economist Megan Greene, a senior fellow at Harvard Kennedy School, in an opinion piece published inHopes were raised that the U.S. government would provide assistance to the cruise industry when President Trump stated, “We are working closely with the cruise line industry, very very closely...we will be helping them through the patch.
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