World of Tourism

 1 .Introduction The global pandemic crisis has had a devastating impact on the tourism industry. Though the majority of countries have made reasonable efforts to reduce the impact of the pandemic, a number of countries were not able to significantly mitigate the impact due to lack of resources and/or unpreparedness. The situation in several countries became worse due to lack of resources and preparedness. The second worst scenario occurred in a country that did not have adequate infrastructure or transportation, such as ports and airports, for handling large numbers of tourists. In such cases, there was no alternative except for air transport or sea transport. This situation has continued for quite some time now in places such as Pakistan, Egypt and Indonesia. Though there is considerable improvement over many years, it is still far from acceptable that every country should be able to withstand a pandemic with minimal damage. Moreover, if we include India as well, it is like

    Introduction https://www.effectivecpmcontent.com/qgez7v6wev?key=9638ff137b3bd9f60364ed813ec2fd45 Researchers have found that the spread of the coronavirus during the winter season, more commonly known as the “coronavirus”, has had a negative impact on tourism in the country. The virus is responsible for severe respiratory infections and diarrheal disease. Researchers from Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology in Germany found that annual peak visits to Corona hotels were reduced by 4% during the first three months of 2016. They also found that a number of airlines stopped flying to Corona due to its high risk (70-85%), and resort operators could not organize activities in time. The researchers said if there is no effective control measures put forward by government, tourism will be negatively impacted in India. Corona is located on the northern coast of India on the Bay of Bengal and it is one of these places where people come to spend their holidays during the winter season.