Resilience First tourism resilience centre opens


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Jamaica centre heralds increased focus on contingency planning as study suggests tourism today recovers quicker from crises than in 2001


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activity and terror attacks in Sousse and Paris (2015) and Brussels (2016). However, the ‘plateau’ is at a higher level than


before this period. Concerns have generally fallen, but not it appears among adults with young children


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