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HomeBehavioural changes in tourism in times of Covid-19
Employment scenarios and policy options
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- The COVID-19 health crisis is affecting consumer willingness to travel and destination preferences - We predict a decline of tourist arrivals in EU between 38% and 68% in 2020 - Subsequently, between 6.6 and 11.7 million jobs could be at risk of reduction in working hours or permanent jobs losses in 2020 - A strong heterogeneous impact between and within EU countries is expected - The solution is likely to be local and European, calling for efficient multi-level governance - Reshaping of Smart Specialisation Strategies (S3) towards sustainability (S4) may play a key role in the recovery process - Opportunities exist in new digital and green solutions and business models - Diversifying tourism value chains and making places less tourism dependent can increase resilience - Optimal use of support programmes can speed up short, medium and long-term recovery.
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- Temos: Paslaugos , Visuomenės sveikata
- Tema: ataskaita , ekonometrija , koronaviruso sukeliama liga , modeliavimas , regioninė politika , turizmas , vartotojo elgesys
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| ISSN 1831-9424 | ISBN 978-92-76-20401-5 | DOI 10.2760/00411 | Katalogo numeris KJ-NA-30286-EN-N |
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