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Revenge Travel or the Road Less Traveled? Opting for a Suitable Option in Pandemic Times

Research Article

Authors: Dr. Nita Choudhary and Vijaya Kittu Manda

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/83BCG

Journal Name: International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research / Conference Special Issue; ISSN: 2394 - 7780

Volume Number: Volume 8 Issue 3

Publication Date: September 2021

Pages: 37-45

Abstract: The rapid spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) has forced everyone to go to lockdowns impacting the travel (particularly aviation), hotel, hospitality, and the leisure industry. Have been indoors for several days forced people to come out and indulge in revenge travel as lock-downs easing began. Ample evidence is collected to suggest that people are flocking to tourist destinations in large crowds, sometimes forgetting even the basic COVID-19 measures. This research work highlights the dangers of such revenge travel and the need to avoid revenge travel to the extent possible. Further, it suggests some tips for selecting safe destinations and some safe options when indulging in revenge travel. The research has meaningful implications for the policymakers (such as the Governments) and the travel and leisure industries

Keywords: revenge travel, hospitality, covid pandemic, air travel

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