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Spring Break Travel Still on Despite Coronavirus Concerns - NBC DFW
A travel agency says it's seen increase in phone calls from customers concerned about upcoming trips
The month of March means families around Dallas-Fort Worth are getting ready for spring break, as the outbreak of coronavirus grows in the U.S. and in countries such as China, South Korea, Italy and Iran.
James Hill said he and his teenage daughter are going to spend spring break in Milan.
"We're leaving Saturday and we're ready to go," said Hill. “I’m not that concerned about it, it seems like it’s a bad flu."
A travel agency says it's seen increase in phone calls from customers concerned about upcoming trips
The month of March means families around Dallas-Fort Worth are getting ready for spring break, as the outbreak of coronavirus grows in the U.S. and in countries such as China, South Korea, Italy and Iran.
James Hill said he and his teenage daughter are going to spend spring break in Milan.
"We're leaving Saturday and we're ready to go," said Hill. “I’m not that concerned about it, it seems like it’s a bad flu."