Name: The coronavirus impact across the world l ABC News
Uploaded: 2020-03-13T19:32:44.000Z
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With more on the Corona virus emergency in the growing impact around the world here at home, many people are wondering if they should cancel travel plans.

Many are hoping warmer weather will stop the outbreak.

Meanwhile, overseas sporting events are empty.

Even the massively popular boy band BTS, is now canceling concerts at a pro soccer match overnight in Milan, Italy, and tell Lucky destroyed the players voices clearly heard on the field because the 80,000 seat stadium was empty.

As Italy tries to contain the spread of the Corona virus and China the outbreaks epicenter.

More than 20,000 music events have been canceled, and overnight in South Korea, the boy band BTS canceling concerts and soul scheduled for April.

Global tourism is bracing for a major slowdown, with airlines offering more waivers for flights to hot spots.

Travel experts say refund policies for airlines will likely change as the virus spreads, but options for most flyers will be limited, they say.

Simply being worried about the virus is not enough to get your refund, even if you have travel insurance, the notion that I'm afraid to go on my trip.

Uh, that's not something that's insurable.

One tip for travellers refusing to lose Theo entire cost of the flight.

Reschedule your trip and pay the change fee Instead, you could also pay for premium insurance plans.

It's generally sold is an optional upgrade, and it allows you to cancel for, quite frankly, any reason.

Many travelers air hoping warmer weather this spring will stop the virus.

But experts insist that's not a certainty.

They say scientists still have a lot more to learn about this virus and how it spread before they can make a prediction about the role temperature may play in stopping it.

Health experts say they're getting a lot of questions about imported goods and packages from China.

The CDC says there's a very low risk of the virus spreading from a package shipped over a period of days.

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