Landmark agreement between IDB and CARPHA to address Tourism and Health

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Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. January 27, 2016. The Caribbean is the most tourism dependent region in the world, receiving a record 26.3 million stay over arrivals in 2014. These high levels of travel which bring so many economic benefits, can bring different health, social and environmental challenges, including the possible international spread of disease. Read more

Details of the CARPHA IDB Project is available on our Tourism and Health page.

 

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