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The study aims to explore the resilience, adaptation, and crisis management dynamics of the tourism sector in response to exogenous hazards, comparing the 2008–2012 economic crisis with the COVID-19 pandemic.

January 1, 2024Present Environment and Sustainable DevelopmentOpen Access

Risk and Sustainable tourism resilience in the Post Economic Crisis and COVID-19 pandemic period

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MMMirela MaziluUniversity of Craiova ANAmalia NițăUniversity of Craiova ABAndrei-Florin BăbățUniversity of Craiova

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Theoretical analysis uncovers distinct resilience and adaptation dynamics across major crises, highlighting the necessity of structured policy interventions for long-term recovery.

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The study aims to explore the resilience, adaptation, and crisis management dynamics of the tourism sector in response to exogenous hazards, comparing the 2008–2012 economic crisis with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Conducted a theoretical risk analysis evaluating the vulnerability of tourism systems to external hazards across enterprise and destination levels.
Assessed comparative industry metrics and structural impacts during the 2008–2012 global financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Analyzed anti-crisis interventions, including European Union funding mechanisms and public policy recommendations.
The 2008–2012 economic crisis caused marked drops in tourist volume and overnight stays, though destinations survived through shifting traveler preferences and consumer behavioral adjustments.
The COVID-19 pandemic triggered unprecedented disruption due to mobility restrictions and health mandates, leading to mass unemployment and extensive small and medium enterprise liquidations.
Long-term industry survival depends on multi-level adaptive strategies, targeted public financial support, and resilient policy frameworks.

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Mazilu et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1bfcb71567d2fc4d5f6105 https://doi.org/10.47743/pesd2024181017

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Theoretical analysis uncovers distinct resilience and adaptation dynamics across major crises, highlighting the necessity of structured policy interventions for long-term recovery.

Risk and Sustainable tourism resilience in the Post Economic Crisis and COVID-19 pandemic period

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Risk and Sustainable tourism resilience in the Post Economic Crisis and COVID-19 pandemic period

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