Tourism in protected and conserved areas amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Spenceley, Anna; McCool, Steve; Newsome, David; Báez, Ana María; Barborak, James R.; Blye, Clara-Jane; Bricker, Kelly S.; Cahyadi, Hery Sigit; Corrigan, Katherine; Halpenny, Elizabeth; Hvenegaard, Glen T.; King, Delphine Malleret; Leung, Yu‐Fai; Mandić, Ante; Naidoo, Robin; Rüede, Dominik; Sano, James; Sarhan, Mahmoud; Santamaría, Verónica; Sousa, Thiago Beraldo; Zschiegner, Anne‐Kathrin

doi:10.2305/iucn.ch.2021.parks-27-sias.en

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“…Given the poverty challenges of the African continent, it is argued that policy-related issues around tourism and change are inevitably dominant on the agenda of African-based scholars. Overall, the COVID-19 crisis stresses the urgency of developing better change management practices and for building resilience, most especially for nature-based tourism destinations and protected areas across sub-Saharan Africa (Giddy and Rogerson, 2021;Spenceley et al, 2021;Stone et al, 2021).…”

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African Tourism in Uncertain Times: Covid-19 Research Progress

Rogerson¹,

Economics²,

Rogerson³

2021

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COVID-19 is a trigger event which is changing the complexion of African tourism and the directions of African tourism research. This article offers an overview and commentary on the state of African research produced during the uncertain times of 2020-2021 in specific response to the immediate impacts and changes which have been catalysed by the pandemic. The article is a progress report to capture and profile the body of focussed contributions on COVID-19 and tourism which have appeared for sub-Saharan Africa. Further, it is a contribution towards strengthening our understanding of tourism and change in the Global South. Overall, the discussion serves to highlight an emerging African scholarship which is engaged on a range of issues around three core themes of ramification, adaptation and transformation.

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African Tourism in Uncertain Times: Covid-19 Research Progress

Rogerson¹,

Economics²,

Rogerson³

2021

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“…The pandemic encouraged interest in safe natural areas, such as can be found in PAs and in this case in the Nemunas Delta region. It is likely this will continue amid and in the post-COVID-19 situation and it is a chance for PA tourism to “built back better” than before COVID-19 by not returning to business as usual (Spenceley et al 2021 ), but taking into account climate change and biodiversity, and using sustainable development principles.…”

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Ecosystem Services in the Nemunas Delta: Differences in Perceptions of Farmers, Birdwatchers and Scientists

Morkūnė

Gasiūnaitė

Žukovskis

et al. 2021

Environmental Management

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“…Dampak yang ditimbulkan dari pandemi Covid-19 khususnya pada sektor pariwisata membuat kunjungan turis menjadi berkurang drastis, keuangan untuk konservasi, tenaga kerja, barang dan layanan mengalami defisit dan memaksa bisnis pariwisata harus mencari strategi dalam menangani hal tersebut. Penelitian yang dilakukan Spenceley et al, (2021) memiliki strategi dalam menghadapi tantangan pada sektor pariwisata di masa pandemi ialah dengan merencanakan jenis pariwisata yang sedikit eksploitatif dan berbeda dari sebelumnya, lebih berkelanjutan, dan selaras dengan kebutuhan masyarakat yakni memanfaatkan wisata alam. Pariwisata akan tetap menjadi kegiatan ekonomi yang mendukung konservasi alam dengan tetap mempertahankan pengelolaan kawasan lindung.…”

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Inovasi Pemerintah Kota Batu Dalam Pengembangan Sektor Pariwisata di Masa Pandemi Covid 19

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2021

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Covid-19 sudah ditetapkan sebagai pandemi oleh WHO. Tak terkecuali, di Indonesia virus ini juga sudah mewabah dan telah merubah tatanan kehidupan masyarakat. Dampak yang disebabkan oleh penyebaran Covid-19 ini juga melibatkan beberapa aspek diantaranya yakni aspek ekonomi, sosial, budaya, pariwisata dan lain sebagainya. Adapun kebiasaan baru yang harus diikuti oleh masyarakat yakni New Normal guma mencegah penyebaran virus Covid-19. Dampak yang paling terasa berat di Kota Batu sendiri yakni dampak dari segi perekonomian pariwisata dimana Kota Batu mengandalkan dan bertumpu pada perekonomian dalam sektor pariwisata. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk melihat bagaimana kebijakan-kebijakan pemerintah dalam pengoptimalisasian pemulihan pariwisatanya, serta melihat bagaimana peran stakeholder dan pemerintah dalam membangkitkan pariwisata di Kota Batu. Metodologi yang digunakan yakni menggunakan metode kualitatif deskriptif.

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Tourism in protected and conserved areas amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Cited by 111 publications

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African Tourism in Uncertain Times: Covid-19 Research Progress

African Tourism in Uncertain Times: Covid-19 Research Progress

Ecosystem Services in the Nemunas Delta: Differences in Perceptions of Farmers, Birdwatchers and Scientists

Inovasi Pemerintah Kota Batu Dalam Pengembangan Sektor Pariwisata di Masa Pandemi Covid 19

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