Uniworld is suspending European river cruises for more than a month due to the coronavirus pandemic.
No sailings will run until April 23 with passengers booked with the company told they will receive a future cruise credit valid for the next two years.
An updated cancellation policy has also been introduced.
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The Travel Corporation-owned line’s president and chief executive Ellen Bettridge said: “We have been closely monitoring the world’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic and given recent news, we do not believe we can continue to offer the award-winning Uniworld experience you have come to expect and deserve at this time.
“We have therefore made the decision to suspend all European itineraries until 23 April.
“We know this global situation has caused confusion and anxiety for many; the details of your travel plans should not add to your list of concerns.
“Our updated cancellation policy will allow guests more time to make decisions about upcoming travels.
“For bookings after 23 April, guests can now cancel up to 14 days prior to their cruise and rebook on any 2020 or 2021 cruise without penalty or have the option to rebook with one of our TTC sister brands – from Trafalgar to Insight Vacations – for 2020 to 2021.
“Our team stands at the ready to assist you as we navigate through this process together.”
She added: “Beyond service, there is something else 100 years in travel has taught us: resilience.
“We know this industry – which has weathered many difficult times over the last century – is strong because we’re in it together.
“We all believe in the power of travel; it’s potential to open borders, connect cultures and drive local economies. Let us not forget that during these next days, we will all be better for it.
“We look forward to welcoming you back to the rivers of Europe and beyond this spring.”