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An Austrian ski resort became a major early European super-spreading site in March 2020. Answer with the resort's name only.
Answer
Ischgl
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- pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, bbc news, 'coronavirus: how ski resort ischgl became a virus hub' (2020-06-04), and reuters reporting on austria's ischgl/tyrol ischgl outbreak, identifying ischgl (tyrol, austria) as the major early european super-spreading site linked to bars/apres-ski venues in march 2020, with cases traced from ischgl visitors to over 40 countries., en.wikipedia.org, high sars-cov-2 seroprevalence in children and adults in the austrian ski resort of ischgl, pmc (2021), https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/pmc8633917/, ischgl, austria — a ski resort in the paznaun valley, tyrol, widely reported (wsj, bbc, der spiegel, and austria's own government-commissioned inquiry) as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site in march 2020, linked to thousands of cases across europe., ischgl, tyrol, austria was widely reported by international press (e.g. reuters, bbc, the guardian) and epidemiological studies as the site of a major covid-19 super-spreading event in march 2020, with skiers and bar staff carrying the virus back across europe (notably the kitzloch apres-ski bar)., journals.asm.org, multiple contemporaneous and retrospective news/public-health reports (e.g. reuters, bbc, the guardian, and austrian/european epidemiological reviews from march-april 2020) identify ischgl, tyrol as the ski resort whose apres-ski bars caused a major early european covid-19 super-spreading event, with cases traced there in iceland, norway, germany, and elsewhere., multiple contemporaneous news reports (e.g. reuters, bbc, the guardian, march-april 2020) and subsequent public health investigations identified the ischgl ski resort in the austrian tyrol as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site, with infections traced from its bars (notably the kitzloch bar) to visitors from dozens of countries., pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, reporting on the march 2020 covid-19 outbreak (e.g. icelandic and german health authority contact-tracing findings, and widespread news coverage such as bbc, reuters, and the guardian) identifies the ski resort of ischgl, austria, as a major early european super-spreading site, linked to infections in dozens of countries after skiers returned home in early-to-mid march 2020., reuters and bbc news reporting (march-april 2020) identified the ischgl ski resort in the tyrolean alps, austria, as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site linked to thousands of cases across europe in march 2020., reuters investigation 'how a little alpine village helped seed a global pandemic' (2020-04-08) and bbc news 'coronavirus: how ski resort ischgl became a virus hub' (2020-04-09), both identifying ischgl, austria as a major early european super-spreading site in march 2020, reuters investigation and austrian/european public health contact-tracing reports (march 2020) identifying ischgl, tyrol as the origin of a major early european covid-19 super-spreading event linked to its après-ski bars., reuters, 'how a ski resort helped spread coronavirus across europe' (2020-03-11); bbc news, 'coronavirus: austria's ischgl ski resort faces negligence claims' (2020-09-08) — both identify ischgl as the tyrolean ski resort whose apres-ski bars seeded outbreaks across europe in march 2020, well-documented public health reporting (e.g. icelandic and norwegian contact-tracing findings reported march 2020, and subsequent austrian government/der spiegel/reuters coverage) identifies the ski resort of ischgl, tyrol, austria as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site in march 2020., well-documented public reporting (e.g. der spiegel, the guardian, bmj investigative reporting, and the austrian government's own ischgl commission of inquiry) identifies ischgl, tyrol, austria as the ski resort whose kitzloch bar became a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site in march 2020, with cases traced from ischgl to over 45 countries., well-documented public-health/media record, e.g. eurosurveillance journal investigation 'preliminary analysis of sars-cov-2 spread out of ischgl, austria' (2020) and contemporaneous reporting (reuters, bbc, the guardian, march 2020) identifying ischgl as the major early european covid-19 super-spreading ski resort., widely reported by bbc, reuters, and the guardian in 2020: the ski resort of ischgl in tyrol, austria was identified as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site linked to outbreaks across europe in march 2020, due to a bar (kitzloch) where infected staff spread the virus to tourists who then dispersed internationally., widely reported by contact-tracing investigations (austrian and international media, e.g. bbc, reuters, and peer-reviewed epidemiological studies published in 2020-2021) identifying the ski resort of ischgl, in the paznaun valley, tyrol, austria, as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site in march 2020, linked to cases across dozens of countries., widely reported by european health authorities and press (e.g. icelandic health authorities traced returning travelers' infections to ischgl in early march 2020; subsequent reporting by reuters, the guardian, and austrian/german outlets identified ischgl's kitzloch bar as a key super-spreading site)., widely reported by international outlets (e.g. bbc, new york times, reuters) and confirmed by austrian and ecdc investigations: ischgl, tyrol, austria was identified as a major covid-19 super-spreading site in march 2020, with cases traced to bars and après-ski venues there spreading to dozens of countries., widely reported by international press (e.g. bbc, reuters, the guardian) and austrian/german health authorities that the ischgl ski resort in the tyrol region of austria was a major covid-19 super-spreading site in early march 2020, with infected tourists carrying the virus back to dozens of countries., widely reported by international press (e.g. reuters, bbc, the new york times, der spiegel) in march-april 2020 and confirmed by subsequent epidemiological studies (e.g. correa-martinez et al., 2021, nature scientific reports) identifying the ski resort of ischgl in the paznaun valley, tyrol, austria as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site, linked to infections across dozens of countries after tourists returned home in march 2020., widely reported by outlets including reuters and the bbc that the ischgl ski resort in tyrol, austria was a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site in march 2020, linked to thousands of cases across europe., widely reported in contemporaneous and retrospective news coverage (e.g. reuters, bbc, the guardian, and austrian outlets) identifying ischgl, tyrol as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site in march 2020, linked to outbreaks across multiple european countries among skiers who visited the resort., widely reported in international press (e.g. reuters, bbc, the guardian) in march-april 2020: the ski resort of ischgl in the austrian tyrol (specifically the apres-ski bar kitzloch) was identified as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site, seeding infections across dozens of countries., widely reported public health investigations (e.g. austrian government inquiry and international press coverage including reuters, bbc, and the guardian, march-april 2020) identified the kitzloch bar in ischgl, tyrol, austria as the epicenter of a covid-19 outbreak that seeded infections across dozens of countries in europe in march 2020, making ischgl one of the best-documented early european super-spreading sites., widely reported public-health record: ischgl, a ski resort in the paznaun valley, tyrol, austria, was identified as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site in march 2020 (e.g. reporting by reuters, bbc, and the austrian government's own investigative commission)., wikipedia and widespread contemporaneous news reporting (e.g. reuters, bbc, march-april 2020) identify ischgl, a ski resort in the paznaun valley, tyrol, austria, as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site linked to transmission chains across dozens of countries., wikipedia, 'covid-19 pandemic in austria' / 'ischgl' articles: ischgl ski resort's kitzloch apres-ski bar was identified as a superspreading site in early march 2020, with subsequent case exports traced to at least 45 countries, wikipedia, 'covid-19 pandemic in austria' and 'ischgl' articles: ischgl's kitzloch bar outbreak in early march 2020 seeded infections across dozens of countries and is widely documented as one of europe's earliest and largest super-spreading events., wikipedia, 'covid-19 pandemic in austria' and 'ischgl' articles: ischgl's ski resort and its apres-ski bars were identified as a major early european covid-19 super-spreading site in march 2020, seeding infections across europe., wikipedia, 'ischgl' article, section on the covid-19 pandemic: the kitzloch bar in ischgl was identified as a major early european super-spreading site in march 2020, with cases traced to skiers who visited the resort linked to outbreaks across europe., www.bbc.com, www.nature.com
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