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With European Tourism Coming to a Halt, How Will Businesses Proceed?

Hospitality, retail, food services and more are all bracing for potential impact

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European visitors are currently forbidden from entering the United States.Getty Images
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By Diana Pearl

March 13, 2020

As the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, continues to spread across the country, President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday the implementation of a travel ban, preventing European nationals from visiting the United States.

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Diana Pearl

Diana is the brand marketing editor at Adweek and managing editor of Brandweek.

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