The Over-Reaction to SARS and the Collapse of Asian Tourism
Annals of Tourism ResearchPublished 30 May 2004Open access
Bob McKercher, Kaye Chon
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This article argues that tourism, understood as any type of travel, is one of the most important sectors of the economy in many countries and, therefore, can contribute to community and national development and asserts that travel, as a factor in the spread of disease, lies in the realm of public health inquiry.