Impact of the Russian Offensive in Ukraine on International Tourism
Russia’s offensive in Ukraine represents a major downside risk for international tourism that could delay the sector’s weak recovery.
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Russia’s offensive in Ukraine represents a major downside risk for international tourism that could delay the sector’s weak recovery.
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Executive Council – 117th session, Marrakesh, Morocco, 23-25 November 2022
Launched on the occasion of World Tourism Day 2022, this report intends to adhere to the spirit and the ambitions of this year’s celebration, held under the theme of “Rethinking Tourism”.
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