Tourists try to identify safer destinations after attacks

Tourists hold umbrellas at Butte Montmartre overlooking Paris, France, a week after a series of deadly attacks in the French capital, November 21, 2015. REUTERS/Charles Platiau

BERLIN (Reuters) - Visitor numbers to Paris should recover quickly after last month's deadly attacks but destinations such as Tunisia and Egypt may experience a more permanent drop in demand as tourists shift to places they view as safer, industry experts say.

The attacks in Paris on Nov 13, in which 130 people were killed, followed a week later by a shooting at a luxury hotel in Mali, have dampened travel demand and hit travel stocks, from airlines to hotels.