post-disaster recovery
Nepal tourism faces $390 million loss as glacial floods destroy key mountain transit
The catastrophic flash floods that ravaged northern Nepal in late August landed a powerful US$390 million blow to the nation’s tourism sector.
Tourism bodies scramble to rewrite safety rules as disasters rattle Asia Pacific
Tourism boards throughout the globe, but most especially from countries on the Pacific Ring of Fire, are scrambling to see how they can prepare better for such events and how they can improve the speed and quality of post-catastrophe recovery.
TAT: Travel conditions in Southern Thailand almost back to normal
Following the complete receding of floodwaters in Southern Thailand, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) confirms that travel conditions within the region have mostly returned to normal.
Cebu Resorts, Hotels, and Communities Work Together on Post-Quake Recovery
The Philippine Department of Tourism (DOT) has assured the provincial government of Cebu in the Central Philippines that it will actively support its ongoing recovery and rehabilitation efforts following the powerful 6.9 earthquake that rocked the province on Tuesday, 30th September.
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