Cruise industry rivals are teaming up in an effort to sail again.
) announced a joint task force to help develop safety standards for restarting their businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.
The cruise industry has taken a major hit from the pandemic, with some of the earliest large clusters of COVID-19 occurring aboard cruise ships in which thousands of passengers and crew were packed in close quarters. Operators including Royal Caribbean, Norwegian Cruise Line and Carnival Corp have voluntarily extended their pause in operations from U.S. ports until September.
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