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China's tourism industry recovers strongly after SARS

Last updated: 2005-01-01

China's tourism industry recovers strongly after SARS
2005-01-01

SARS Crisis - Mainland China: Chinese women visit a photo exhibition featuring the fight against SARS in Beijing July 29, 2003. Beijing's last 12 SARS patients have recovered from the disease, official media said, marking an apparent end to the scourge in China where the virus emerged eight months ago before spreading across the world.

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BEIJING - China's tourism industry rebounded strongly in the wake of SARS last year, with a nearly 20 percent increase in foreign arrivals and a 50 percent surge in revenues, the government said Saturday.... ...
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