Hospitality Net - Industry News - Terrorism Threat

2 Dec 0

Terrorism Threat | Impact on Travel & Tourism

CLICK HERE To Play Multimedia File
To watch and/or listen to this file you need Windows Media Player.
For more information please visit the Windows Media Player Website.

RELATED DOCUMENTS

How to Protect Your Hotel in an Era of Terrorism | By Marvin Cetron PHD
Published in HSMAI's Sales & Marketing Review | Summer 06 | Today, doing everything possible to protect the safety of your guests is an absolute necessity. And while you may think that your property ...

Adobe PDF Document (Download Acrobat Reader)
File Size: 601 Kb - Monday, 14 August 2006

Hospitality In The Age Of terror | By Marvin J. Cetron, Ph.D. | HSMAI Marketing Review
Here is a comprehensive look at the impact of terrorism on the hospitality industry now and in the future by one of the world’s foremost forecasters. A sobering account, it is critically important re...

Adobe PDF Document (Download Acrobat Reader)
File Size: 972 Kb - Tuesday, 02 November 2004

The Safety and Security of U.S. Hotels. A Post-September 11 Report - The Center for Hospitality Research - Cornell
Among the many outcomes of the terrible events of September 11, 2001, is a renewed interest in the safety and security of hotels. This has always been an important issue, but it has become a top-of t...

Adobe PDF Document (Download Acrobat Reader)
File Size: 33 Kb - Wednesday, 11 September 2002

RELATED BOOK

Restoring Tourism Destinations in Crisis: A Strategic Marketing Approach
By D Beirman
Highlights the importance of crisis management and provides a guide for tourism operators and offices. Analyses the strengths and weaknesses of the approaches of tourism managers. Covers crises caused by: terrorism, natural disaster, disease, crime and war. The aftermath of the attack on the World Trade Center on September 11 2001 in New York highlighted the vulnerability of the tourist trade to unforeseen events. The book, written by an experienced tourism marketer and trainer, provides detailed case studies of different crises and analyses the approaches taken by tourism managers in the USA, Egypt, Israel, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Fiji, South Africa, Australia and the UK.

Click Here to Order Online