Description
Book SynopsisTourism is one of the most sensitive industries across risks and crises based on economic,
social, and political developments. In recent years, the challenges such as
terrorism, epidemics, and economic blockades based on political tension between
countries not only cause increased risks and threats on destinations but also cause
decreased touristic mobility. A global pandemic, depressed economy, political uncertainties,
and social problems can also interrupt the touristic movement. This book
focuses on global risks and crises management in the tourism industry with a proactive
approach. It is aimed to create an essential source/reference about preparation to
emergencies, steps to be taken to eliminate uncertainties and risks, and effective risk
and crisis management practices, and to guide managers and industry practitioners.
Table of ContentsList of Contributors – Ahmet BAYTOK/Ali AVAN/Özcan ZORLU: What We Have Learned From COVID-19? Managerial Advantages of Crisis in Tourism – Bayram ŞAHIN/Selda GÜVEN/İbrahim MISIR: Crisis, Terrorism, Epidemic Diseases and Their Impacts on International Destination Selection – Selcen Seda TURKSOY: Domestic Tourism Post Covid-19 – An Opportunity to Revive Turkish Tourism? – İbrahim Tolga ÇOŞKUN: Economic Effects of Tourism and Tourism in the Period of Economic Crises – Berna (KIRAN) BULĞURCU: Probing the Efficiency of Tourism Sector before and after Economic Crisis Periods: The Case of European Union Countries – Nesrin ÖZKAN: The Impact of COVID-19 on City Indices in Turkey: An Event Study Analysis – Alper ATEŞ/Ömür Hakan KUZU: Tourism Higher Education Management and Policies in Times of Crisis – List of Figures – List of Tables – Notes on Contributors – About Editors
