Business and Management Harvard

turism in post COVID era

m key questions are asked:
What has changed in the past year? What remained the same?
What positives have we learned from the pandemic and can we apply in the future?
What new practices have we introduced and returned to the old ones?
How much have occupations and economic activities and the way they function changed during the pandemic?
Answers to previously asked questions
are in an interdisciplinary approach that as a scientific basis and explanation offers a symbiosis of sociology, psychology, communication, political
and educational sciences, economics and marketing. Combining knowledge from all these disciplines leads to a qualitative shift that leads to the creation of a broader understanding of the changes caused by the coronavirus pandemic, as
and how the overall situation will affect all spheres of human life with an emphasis on interpersonal relationships, education, communication, but also tourism as an important branch of the economy.
Given the interdisciplinarity of the topic of the conference, we bring an overview of related topics on which a quality scientific discussion can be conducted:
The impact of a pandemic on society and interpersonal relationships
The impact of the pandemic on business and the employer-employee relationship
The impact of the pandemic on the business productivity of the working age population
The impact of the pandemic on business and private life
Program Committee – Co-Chairs
Doc. dr. sc. Damir Jugo, Edward Bernays University College
Doc. dr. sc. Damir Krei, Institute of Tourism
Doc. dr. sc. Branko Ani, Institute for Social Research
Family and social entrepreneurship in the function of sustainable tourism development
Consequences and results of socially responsible behavior of companies in a pandemic
New forms and ways of business communication in the business world
Crisis communication in response to a pandemic
Public appearances of opinion creators (organizations, doctors, scientists, companies, politicians)
The role of the media in education
Online teaching – a necessary evil or a good solution Pandemic media coverage and spread
mass panic
Misinformation and critical evaluation
information
The role of media and new technologies in tourism
– a shift from manipulation to the common
creation
Metamorphosis of tourism through rural development
New tourism products for tourism of the new age New paradigm of tourism
Networking through connecting special forms
tourism
Emotional communication through experience and
interpretation in a tourist destination
Tourist destination as a place for personal
development
Creative industry in creating experiences in
tourism
Models of education of local community, employees and
stakeholders in destinations
We invite scientists, researchers and doctoral students to submit presentations on these topics.