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_aWorld Tourism Organization (UNWTO) _91964 |
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| 245 | 0 | _aThird International Avian and Human Influenza Simulation Exercise (2008. 19-20 September 2008. Bangkok, Thailand ) | |
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_aMadrid : _bWorld Tourism Organization (UNWTO), _c2009 |
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| 300 | 4 | _a74 p | |
| 505 | 4 | _aSalud pública | |
| 520 | 4 | _aThe conclusion of the third International exercises are: Fast and sincere reporting was confirmed as one of the most important aspects of an AHI pandemic. Evacuation of citizens from foreign countries was considered a frey area that lacked clarity for enforcement. The economic impacts of tourism were prceived to be significant and could bring drastic socio-economic consequences. Tourism would bounce back at least in the medium term after an AHI pandemic | |
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_aGripe aviar. _z-Congresos, conferencias, etc _940194 |
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