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Symposium: "Raising Awareness of Tourism Crisis Management – Sharing case studies and communication plan" coming soon! | 2022 | Topics | Japan Tourism Agency

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This page announces an online symposium co-hosted by the Japan Tourism Agency and the UNWTO Regional Support Office for Asia and the Pacific. Japan faces frequent natural disasters like earthquakes and typhoons, making tourism crisis management a global concern. The symposium, scheduled for February 17, 2022, aims to deepen understanding among local governments, DMOs, and tourism operators. Topics include guidelines for tourism crisis management planning, best practices from Australia and Japan, and communication strategies. Discussions will involve tourism crisis management professionals and experts sharing knowledge on disaster preparedness, tourist safety measures, and recovery procedures.

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