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Types and characteristics of tourism crisis
The types of this situation are natural disasters and man-made disasters, which are characterized by suddenness and urgency.

1. Natural disasters including earthquakes, floods and hurricanes may damage tourist facilities and threaten the safety of tourists.

2. Man-made disasters, such as terrorist attacks, wars and epidemics, may also directly affect the tourism industry, leading to the closure of tourist attractions and threatening the safety of tourists.

Sudden: Tourism crisis often breaks out suddenly when people are unexpected and not fully prepared.

Urgency: After the outbreak of the crisis, its development and evolution speed is amazing, often unexpected, which requires the tourism management subject to make decisions to deal with the crisis within a limited time.