H1N1 Resources
NTA is closely monitoring the H1N1 pandemic. On this page, you will find information on the virus and resources for travel professionals and travelers to be best prepared.
As of July 31, 2009, 168 countries and territories/communities have reported at least one laboratory confirmed case of pandemic H1N1. All continents are affected by the pandemic.
Travelers, like all citizens, should listen to experts when determining how to respond to health concerns. Travel professionals must take a balanced approach to adequately and accurately inform clients of the latest information while not discouraging travel.
Web Resources
- AH&LA's H1N1 Influenza Management in Hotels
- UN World Health Organization
- UN World Tourism Organization
- UN World Tourism Organization's Emergency Response Network
- U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- U.S. Department of Homeland Security (e-mail private.sector@dhs.gov to receive a daily e-newsletter with detailed updates)
- U.S. State Department
- The U.S. Travel Association
- Mexico Tourism Board
- http://www.sos.travel/
- http://www.flu.gov
Headlines
H1N1 Upgraded to Pandemic, but Threat to Travelers Remains Low
Majority of NTA Tour Operators Not Impacted by H1N1 Flu Outbreak
Tarlow, Mexico Tourism Board Offer Suggestions on H1N1
Mexico Travel Alert Lifted for the United States
Mexico City Offers Health Insurance for Tourists
NTA is a member of the Tourism Emergency Response Network, a group of leading tourism associations who works for the common good of a single cause: make travel and destinations safe for tourists.