New Recovery Signals Report Available

Thursday, January 6, 2022

The Tourism Recovery Signals Digest for the week of January 4, 2022 is now available. This roundup of recovery signals includes research from a variety of sources including Destination Canada, the World Tourism Organization, Environics, and more.

See Recovery Signals Digest

For more COVID-related research, visit https://tourismns.ca/research-reports/covid-19-recovery-research.

Any questions about the content of this report can be directed to tourismresearch@novascotia.ca.

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