Four Carnival ships are scheduled to visit Mexican ports on Tuesday: the Carnival Paradise and Elati

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"There are currently no reported cases on Carnival ships or in any of the ports we visit in Mexico," said a spokesman. "We do not anticipate that our guests' cruise experience will be impacted by this type of illness budget auto rental and will not be making any adjusyments to our itineraries at this time."
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The Cruise Lines International Association has also moved to reassure passengers heading for Mexican ports of call, issuing a statement which says: "Member cruise lines go to great lengths to maintain clean and sanitary environments aboard our vessels with the most comprehensive and proactive health and sanitation protocols in the travel and tourism industry.
budget auto rental "All CLIA members that engage in international voyages have well trained medical staff, expansive reporting and surveillance capabilities onboard. Working with U.S. public health officials in the CDC's Vessel Sanitation Program, the cruise industry has developed and complies with extensive practices and procedures that are effective in mitigating illness aboard cruise ships. Additionally, budget auto rental working with the CDC and other governmental agencies, we are examining further steps that can be taken if necessary."