Global tourism continues to nosedive at a rapid pace, in light of the coronavirus, as countries tackle growing concerns of safety.
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The Duomo Square in Milan after the Italian government imposed a lockdown on in north due to the coronavirus
With numerous events such as South by Southwest and Hammersonic 2020, cancelled or postponed due to the ongoing coronavirus, global tourism continues to disintegrate at a rapid pace as countries pass new policies to tackle growing concerns of safety.
The Coronavirus Leaves The World?s Most Attractive Tourist Destinations Barren
An empty road leading to Linate Airport in Milan
Shutting schools, implementing curfews and inflicting temporary travel bans, are just some of the innumerable ways nations have responded the prevalent health threat, at the cost of tourism and the economy. Bangkok
Joining the extensive list of deserted places, Milan and Venice, along with the Forbidden City of Beijing, Tokyo Disneyland, and the Louvre Museum in Paris, reportedly resemble a ghost town, as Italy?s total infected patients rose by over 1,200 in a 24-hour period, declaring the highest record of deaths, outside of China.
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Leaving many of the world?s most attractive and high-traffic destinations barren, the coronavirus has officially infected over 110,000 individuals, with 5,977 in critical condition and killed an estimated 3,831.
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