Sustainable Recovery of Tourism Industry Post-COVID-19
The research explores the transformational implications and impact on the travel industry due to COVID-19, focusing on sustainable recovery and leisure. It discusses the downfall post-COVID, policy responses, innovations to regain traveler confidence, and rebuilding strategies for the future.
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TOPIC A A research research Exploring COVID COVID- -19 19 on on tourism potential potential sustainable sustainable recovery and and leisure leisure industry industry ! ! Exploring the tourism: : transformational transformational and and implications implications recovery of of the the impact impact of of for for travel a a the travel
Student - Mahika Bhaven Shah SY - Second Year, BCOM - Bachelor of Commerce , Vivekanand Education Society s College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Mumbai, India Email id - mahika.shah.15947@ves.ac.in Mentor - Dr. Heena Ganatra Assistant professor, VES college of Arts Science and Commerce Email id - heena.ganatra@ves.ac.in
INTRODUCTION Pre-covid tourism industry was flourishing. 1.5 billion international tourist arrivals were recorded in 2019, Globally. Post-covid tourism industry witnessed a downfall. 1 Billion Fewer International Arrivals Makes 2020 Worst Year in Tourism History.
OBJECTIVES To study post covid effect on tourism industries. To study policy responses and recovery in the some countries of the world. To study Innovations initiated to win back traveller confidence.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY For detailed study secondary data has been used. For analysis a descriptive method has been used.
REBUILDING TOURISM FOR THE FUTURE By Promoting Domestic Tourism. By Allowing Vaccinated Tourists To Travel. Increasing Safety Measures Worldwide. Providing Free Visas For The First 5 Lakh Tourists In India Up Till March 31, 2022. And Providing Loans With A Limit Of Rs 10 Lakh For Travel And Tourism
CONCLUSION In Many Countries Steps Are Been Taken To Revive Tourism. Alongwith,safety Measures To Ensure Safe Tourism For All Tourists Worldwide. It Will Take Time For Tourism Industry To Bounce Back But It Will Surely Bounce Back And Prosper!
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