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Security in travel and tourism

Crisis Response Journal

There is growing concern among travel risk management practitioners about how efforts aimed at mitigating Covid-19 related risk are exhausting health and safety management plans, budgets and initiatives. Andy Janes, Security Director at Intertek Cristal r By Andy Janes

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EU Covid vaccination passports  

Crisis Response Journal

Lina Kolesnikova describes the initiative that is taking off this summer in the hopes of increasing travel and boosting tourism and trade

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The Vajont Dam Disaster, Sixty Years On

Emergency Planning

Recently, the site of the disaster has been opened up to tourism, with a visitor centre, guided tours and a protected walkway across the rim of the dam. For better or worse, this is an area in which disaster tourism has come to stay. Marble tablets at the access tunnel to the dam commemorated the loss of life.

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Recent events affect tourism in France 

Crisis Response Journal

Tourist visitor numbers are down in Paris, following terrorist incidents, flooding (CRJ 12:4) and public strikes, report Rob McAlister and Emily Hough. By Rob McAlister and Emily Hough

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Politico’s Recovery Lab

Recovery Diva

Some of the differences were the result of inherent factors, like the makeup of a state’s economy, including how dependent it is on tourism. We’ve noticed differences in how the pandemic has affected states, but it’s been hard to figure out just how large, and how meaningful, those differences have been.

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As a women-owned business we’re proud to be WBE certified

CCEM Strategies

is a Vancouver-based consulting firm providing a breadth of professional services to a diverse portfolio of clients in the private and public sectors, including (but not limited to) petroleum and natural gas, transportation, port terminals, forestry, tourism, and all levels of government, as well as Indigenous communities.

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Our Work with Aruba’s Water Suppliers

Plan B Consulting

This includes representatives of Departments for the Disaster Relief Office (BRA), Fire Department, Aruba Police Force (KPA), Department of Public Health (DVG), Department of Social Affairs (DSZ), Public Works (DOW), Aruba Ports Authority (APA), and tourism. WEB thanks all participants for their active participation.

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