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153. AAPA Emergency Response Conference Held in KL 28-29 September 2011: AAPA Emergency Response Conference Held in KL 28-29 September 2011. The theme of this year’s conference, Crisis Management: The Importance of Teamwork, focused on the importance of good coordination and teamwork amongst different stakeholders in responding to crises, drawing lessons from experiences with aircraft accidents, natural disasters and other catastrophic events affecting

154. WTO World Tourism Barometer Rising, Iraq and SARS influences not yet overcome: WTO World Tourism Barometer Rising, Iraq and SARS influences not yet overcome

155. Singapore to host SIBOS 2003 Financial Services Forum: Singapore to host SIBOS 2003 Financial Services Forum.

156. Singapore Visitor Arrivals for June and First Half 2009: Singapore Visitor Arrivals for June and First Half 2009. Visitor arrivals to Singapore reached 750,000 in June 2009, registering a year-on-year percentage decline of 8.9%. Visitor days were estimated at 3.2 million days, a year-on-year decrease of 8.4% in comparison with June 2008.

157. Increasing Occupancy Rates Hint at Early Signs of Recovery for Hotels in China: According to preliminary data from STR, mainland China’s daily hotel occupancy reached an absolute level of 31.8% on 28 March, up from a low of 7.4% during the first week of February. In Beijing, daily occupancy sat around 10% for most of the first week of March, but climbed to as high as 21.6% on 28 March. Shanghai was as low as 11% on 1 March but reached 28.6% on 28 March.

158. Air Cargo Demand Slumps in February 2020: Asia Pacific airlines saw demand for air cargo contract by 2.2% in February 2020, compared to the year-earlier period. Seasonally adjusted cargo demand fell by 15.5% compared to January 2020, to levels last seen in early 2014. The drop in demand was largely due to the impact of COVID19. Capacity decreased 17.7% - the largest fall since early 2013. Cargo capacity in China dropped sh

159. Hong Kong's June 2003 Visitor Arrival figures show first signs of recovery: Hong Kong's June 2003 Visitor Arrival figures show first signs of recovery. A total of 725,236 visitor arrivals were recorded in Hong Kong in June 2003, according to detailed figures issued by the Hong Kong Tourism Board.