Reshaping The Future Of Mice Tourism Post-Covid-19: Challenges And Opportunities

Dr. Tarun M. Kanade, Prof. Prabdhan U. Patil, Prof. Rajendra Shirsat, Dr. Tushar K. Savale, Dr. Hemant F. Wanjare, Prof. Manisha C. Pagar
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This paper explores the repercussions of COVID-19 on MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) tourism and outlines a path to revive and elevate its impact on the economy, particularly in developing countries. As a vital sector with a multibillion-dollar presence in India, the tourism industry holds substantial potential for global expansion and diversification. The focus is on promoting inbound tourism to uplift nations, especially those in the developmental stage. By gathering insights through primary research from travelers and travel company owners, the paper addresses the pandemic's impact on the tourism industry. The research delves into the perspectives of various demographic groups regarding their readiness to travel post-pandemic. The study assesses preferences concerning travel modes, duration of stay, and socio-economic factors influencing purchasing behavior. The ultimate goal is to provide valuable inputs to society for the recovery and development of the tourism industry, thereby contributing to economic growth and mitigating unemployment challenges.
重塑 "后科维德-19 "时代小鼠旅游业的未来:挑战与机遇
本文探讨了 COVID-19 对会奖旅游(会议、奖励旅游、大会和展览)的影响,并概述了振兴和提升会奖旅游对经济影响的途径,尤其是在发展中国家。旅游业是印度的一个重要部门,拥有数十亿美元的收入,具有全球扩张和多样化的巨大潜力。重点是促进入境旅游,以提升国家,尤其是那些处于发展阶段的国家。通过对旅行者和旅游公司所有者进行初步研究,本文探讨了大流行病对旅游业的影响。研究深入探讨了不同人口群体对大流行后旅游准备情况的看法。 研究评估了旅行方式、停留时间以及影响购买行为的社会经济因素等方面的偏好。最终目标是为旅游业的恢复和发展提供有价值的社会信息,从而促进经济增长和缓解失业挑战。
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