Tourism and disaster planning.

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Subject: Tourism and natural disasters are not commonly associated, but they sometimes have geographical congruence. An examination of the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens and the 1985 East Kootenay forest fires reveals how tourism factors fit the general model of natural disaster planning. Evidence suggests that tourism should be given more attention in disaster planning.

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Reprinted from Geographical Review; January 1989; Vol 79 No 1; pp36-46

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Tourism and natural disasters are not commonly associated, but they sometimes have geographical congruence. An examination of the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens and the 1985 East Kootenay forest fires reveals how tourism factors fit the general model of natural disaster planning. Evidence suggests that tourism should be given more attention in disaster planning.

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