Covid-19: Check out the Trends, Data and Global impact on the Tourism Sector

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As the novel coronavirus (covid-19) continue its unprecedented disruptions to social and economic activities, the World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) and its partner Agencies have compiled the trends, facts, data and global impact of the travel and tourism industry.

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