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Study of crisis management strategies of hotel managers in the Washington, D.C. metro area
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing
2006 : VOL, 19:2, p. 91-105
 2006 Yu, L.
Stafford, G.
Armoo, A. K.
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The significance of crisis communication in the aftermath of 9/11: a national investigation of how tourism managers have re-tooled their promotional campaigns
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing
2006 : VOL. 19:2, p. 77-90
 2006 Fall, L.T.
Massey, J.E.
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Tourism and the impact of the foot and mouth epidemic in the UK: reactions, responses and realities with particular reference to Scotland
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing
2006 : VOL. 19:2, p. 35-46
 2006 Leslie, D.
Black, L.
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Crisis management in Alpine winter sports resorts - the 1999 avalance disaster in Tyrol
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing
2006 : VOL 19:2, p. 9-20
 2006 Peters, M.
Pikkemaat, B.
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Crisis management: a suggested typology
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing
2006 : VOL 19:2, p. 1-8
 2006 Laws, E.
Prideaux, B.
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A case study of best practice - Visit Scotland's prepared response to an influenza pandemic
Tourism Management
2006 : JUN, VOL: 27:3, p. 361-393
 2006 Page, S. (et al.)
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Inside Argentina's financial crisis
Euromoney
2006 : VOL. 37:443, p 64-71
 2006 Nielsen, G.
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Cultural readjustment after crisis: regulation and learning from crisis within the UK soccer industry
Journal of Management Studies
2006 : MAR, VOL. 43:2, p. 289-317
 2006 Elliott, D.
Smith, D.
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Is that a finger in my chili?: Using affective adversing for postcrisis brand repair
Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly
2006 : MAY, VOL. 47:2, p. 106-120
 2006 Braun-Latour, K.A.
Latour, M.S.
Loftus, E.F.
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Vital dimensions of mission-critical organizations. How MCOs use KM to survive in a crisis
Knowledge Management Review
2005 : JUL/AUG, VOL. 8:3, p. 28-31
 2005 Desouza, K.
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