Disaster Risk Management For Coastal Tourism Destinations - DTIE

Disaster Risk Management For Coastal Tourism Destinations Responding To Climate Change
A Practical Guide For Decision Makers
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World Travel and Tourism Council: www.wttc.travel
United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction: www.unisdr.org
United Nations World Tourism Organization: www.unwto.org
For more information on:
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www.apec.org
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