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The tourism industry is one of the most fragile industries because it can be significantly impacted by outside forces, such as pandemics and health scares, natural disasters and catastrophes, economic crises, political recessions and wars, and more, especially epidemics that occur on a global scale, which can cause societies to weaken or be damaged. This new volume presents collective experiences that explore how the tourism industry is affected by pandemics and natural disasters, offering case studies and strategies to mitigate their harmful impact.
Contents
1. History of Pandemics and Disasters and the Tourism Industry 2. Safety Motivation and Tourism Post-Pandemic and Post-Disasters 3. The Recovery of the Tourism Industry from Pandemics and Disasters 4. Redesigning, Reinventing, and Rebuilding Tourism Activities 5. Crisis Management and Emergency Response Plan in Tourism During Pandemics and Disasters 6. The Recovery Roadmap of the Tourism Industry Post-COVID-19 Pandemic: Literature-Based Recommendations 7. Pandemic Management in the Tourism Industry: The Role of Government in Mitigating COVID-19 8. New Normal Policies, Regulations, and Strategies Related to the Tourism Industry 9. Analyzing Microfinance as a Resilience Strategy for Poverty Alleviation and Promoting Sustainable Tourism: A Communicative Perspective 10. Strategic Transformation and the New Normal in the Hospitality Industry 11. Marketing and Competition Strategies of Hotels in the Aftermath of the COVID-19 Pandemic 12. Market Orientation in the Relationship Between the COVID-19 Pandemic Process and City Marketing: An Evaluation in Term of Crisis, Consumer Behaviors, and Spatial Planning 13. Financing of Sports Tourism Marketing in India: An Approach Towards Sustainable Development 14. The Place and Reflections of Financial, Economic, and Climate Change in Tourism Policies 15. Putting the Tourism Industry Back on Its Feet Again: Argentina as a Case Study 16. Future Strategies in Tourism Destinations after Disasters and Epidemics 17. Domestic Tourism Post-COVID-19