Abstract:The crisis that occurred in the British tourism industry due to the outbreak of Foot and Mouth disease in 2001 was adopted as a case study for an investigation with two specific objectives. The first of these was to challenge contemporary tourism crisis and disaster management models by identifying several of their weaknesses and examining the extent to which they would have limited the management of the crisis had they been utilised. The second objective was to consider whether complexity theory would have pr… Show more
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