BERMAN: Coronavirus is crippling the cruise ship industry. And this morning, Norwegian Cruise Lines is warning investors that it may go out of business. CNN's Rosa Flores live at the port of Miami with details. Rosa?</s>ROSA FLORES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: John, good morning. You know, the big question is, will the cruise line industry survive the COVID-19 pandemic? I talked to one expert who says yes. I'll get to that in just a moment. But, first, Norwegian Cruise Lines warning its investors that it could be forced to go out of business. We've reached out to the company and have not heard back yet. But this, as the cruise line industry gets hammered by the COVID-19 pandemic, you've seen it on the news, passengers and crew contracting the virus, getting stuck on ships, some of them dying. The CDC issuing a no sail order in mid-March that goes through at least through June, and these cruise line companies scrambling to stay in business. Some of them cutting costs and are figuring out ways to stay in business. But if you look at bookings, the future looks uncertain but not bleak. According to Bob Levinstein from CruiseCompete.com, this is a website. END
Norwegian Cruise Line Warns It May Go Out Of Business.