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This book explores how the recent COVID 19 pandemic not only brought the tourism industry to an unparalleled halt but also generated long lasting and devastating effects on global trade. The virus, which originated in Wuhan, China, spread worldwide in a matter of weeks, affecting four continents. The current mobility culture, supported by recent technological breakthroughs, has paradoxically been both a main carrier and a main victim of COVID 19. The paradox of mobility culture lies largely in the fact that we now move faster, yet this increased speed generates further global public health risks. Travel bans and restrictions changed not only the security and safety protocols at transport hubs and airports, but also our travel behaviour. Although the effects of the pandemic on the tourism and hospitality industry have been widely examined by scholars, less attention has been paid to the changes in travel behaviour that occurred during the Virocene. This edited volume will be of interest to scholars, postgraduate students, and professionals in the fields of mobility theory, sociology, anthropology, social geography, and tourism.
Foreword.- Preface: Is it time to forget COVID-19?, really?- Chapter 1: The Impacts of COVID-19 on Knowledge Worlds: From Disciplinary Islands to Trans-Disciplinary Networks and Worlds
Stanley D. Brunn.- Chapter 2: The Effects of Risk Perception and Future Travel Intentions of Spanish Travelers, Post COVID-19.- Chapter 3: The Mobility Paradox in the Virocene: Reconceptualizing Global Connectivity Through the Lens of Systemic Vulnerability.- Chapter 4: Beyond Crisis: the Impact of AI and the metaverse revolution in Tourism.- Chapter 5: Disruptive Tourism and its effects on tourism trends in the Post-pandemic Era: Case of Kenya.- Chapter 6: New Forms of Tourism Consumption after COVID-19: the case of staycation in Argentina, Latin America.- Chapter 7: Contributors to Understanding COVID-19 Worlds: From the Few Comfort Zone Health Professionals to the Unending Many Intersecting the Sciences and Arts.- Chapter 8: Risk Perception of Covid19 Pandemic and beyond: a generational approach.- Chapter 9: Resilience and Tourism in the New Normal.- Chapter 10: Tourism After Tourism: how COVID-19 has changed tourism service sector professions.- Concluding Chapter.
Maximiliano E. Korstanje is Senior Researcher at the University of Palermo, Argentina.
