Spring 2020 honeymooners are u canceling due to coronavirus?

If you didn't purchase insurance I would just go on with your plans as normal and only change them if the travel advisory changes. We are likely to see a LOT more cases of the coronavirus throughout the USA and in new countries before then. Currently it appears to be highly contagious but similar to the flu. Death rates and spread rates are a bit higher but that's because we have woefully inadequate statistics right now and many mild cases of coronavirus are likely going unreported. If you are young and healthy you might get sick but it's unlikely it will have any lasting effect. If you or your partner have any chronic health conditions that would make you particularly susceptible (particularly immune or pulmonary issues) then I might be more cautious, but otherwise I would just wait it out at this point.

Also, I wouldn't rely on the US government to refund anything, so definitely don't bank on that, especially if there isn't a travel ban in place.

I'm worried about our travel plans for sure. So we we're supposed to go to Japan in July. Yup, Japan. We've pretty much set everything to go. The only thing we were waiting on was the date. But now we're on edge as to where Japan will be in July. We're not worried about actually going to Japan or possibly even contracting the virus itself. The biggest concern is the quarantine to get back home. That's what scary. So we haven't cancelled yet because we're hopeful but we are coming to terms that we may have to eat what was already invested. We'll just have to keep watching.

Airports are so empty right now! Flights are empty too and a lot of passengers have their own row. All the business travels have been cancelled. So because of fewer people flying, I think it'll reduce your risk of catching it.

My goodness. I cannot believe the amount of ignorance in most of these Weddingwire forum posts. Thankfully I'm graduating from a top medical school.

"By the end of April, this whole "virus" thing might already be over and done with."

LOL. Are you kidding me? If you don't think this "virus thing" is real, you need to do some reading on the CDC Website, The New York Times, your local newspaper, or any reliable source of news information. It is because of ignorant people like you that so many vulnerable people over the age of 60 (possibly your parents or grandparents) will get infected soon, develop respiratory complications, and possibly die. DO NOT TRAVEL internationally until the outbreak has passed, especially to a country like Mexico that is not taking any preventative measures to contain this virus- and trust me on this fact, I lived there for over a decade and have extended family there. They have underreported the number of cases in Mexico (as they usually do with just about any serious issue like the number of kidnappings, murders, etc) and it is just a matter of time until they reach the same level of chaos as Italy. Don't be stupid and selfish. Even if YOU don't feel sick, you're posing a community health risk by infecting other people with your decision to travel.