Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)

Travel

Summary of WHO measures related to international travel (French version)
24 June 2003

Update 87 - World Health Organization changes last remaining travel recommendation -- for Beijing, China
24 June 2003

Hong Kong removed from list of areas with local transmission
23 June 2003

Change in travel recommendations for Taiwan
17 June 2003

Change in travel recommendations for parts of China, situation in Toronto
13 June 2003

Recommended procedures for prevention and management of probable cases of SARS on International Cruise Vessels
4 June 2003

Procedures for prevention and management of probable cases of SARS on international cargo vessels23 May 2003

Summary of SARS and air travel
23 May 2003

World Health Organization changes Hong Kong, Guangdong travel recommendations
PRESS RELEASE ISSUED BY WHO, 23 May 2003

Update 58 - First global consultation on SARS epidemiology, travel recommendations for Hebei Province (China), situation in Singapore
17 May 2003

Update 50 - WHO extends its SARS-related travel advice to Tianjin, Inner Mongolia and Taipei in China
8 May 2003

Update 42 - Travel advice for Toronto, situation in China
29 April 2003

Update 37 - WHO extends its SARS-related travel advice to Beijing and Shanxi Province in China and to Toronto Canada
23 April 2003

Update 19 - China deepens its collaboration to contain SARS, WHO revises its advice to international travellers as new data come in
2 April 2003

Update 18 - SARS outbreak:WHO investigation team moves to China, new travel advice announced [WHO PRESS RELEASE]
2 April 2003

Update 17 - Travel advice - Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China, and Guangdong Province, China
2 April 2003

Update 11 - WHO recommends new measures to prevent travel-related spread of SARS
27 March 2003

Update 9 - Updated travel advice
25 March 2003

Update 8 - Advice to travellers, situation update
24 March 2003

Update 3 - Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
18 March 2003

World Health Organization issues emergency travel advisory
15 March 2003