Read the article and fill the gaps.Coronavirus puts 50 million tourism jobs at risk (16th March, 2020)The coronavirus pandemic could cutheadaccordingquarantineshrinkactionthreatthose up to 50 million jobs worldwide in the travel and tourism industry. This is cutheadaccordingquarantineshrinkactionthreatthose to the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC). The tourism industry could cutheadaccordingquarantineshrinkactionthreatthose by up to 25 per cent. Many people are staying at home and not travelling. Many people cannot travel as more and more countries are taking cutheadaccordingquarantineshrinkactionthreatthose to fight COVID-19. This action includes closing borders, requiring people self- cutheadaccordingquarantineshrinkactionthreatthose for 14 days after arriving in a country, and banning flights from other countries. The cutheadaccordingquarantineshrinkactionthreatthose of the WTTC said the pandemic, "clearly presents a significant cutheadaccordingquarantineshrinkactionthreatthose to the industry as a whole, to those employed within it, and cutheadaccordingquarantineshrinkactionthreatthose wishing to continue travelling".The tourism industry lossesrecoveroutbreakkeysurvivalhardestdesertedmakes up 10 per cent of the world's GDP and jobs. It is one of the industries lossesrecoveroutbreakkeysurvivalhardestdesertedmakes hit by the COVID-19 virus. Airlines, cruise ships and hotels have suffered big lossesrecoveroutbreakkeysurvivalhardestdesertedmakes . Korean Air has warned that the coronavirus could threaten its lossesrecoveroutbreakkeysurvivalhardestdesertedmakes . Australia's Qantas has reduced its international flights by nearly 25 per cent because of the lossesrecoveroutbreakkeysurvivalhardestdesertedmakes . World-famous sites are lossesrecoveroutbreakkeysurvivalhardestdesertedmakes . This could cause restaurants and cafes to go out of business as tourists stay away from crowded places. Tourism is a lossesrecoveroutbreakkeysurvivalhardestdesertedmakes industry in Hawaii. Experts there predict that over half of Hawaii's hotel rooms will be empty over the next few months. The WTTC said that tourism would take 10 months to lossesrecoveroutbreakkeysurvivalhardestdesertedmakes after the virus.