486 - Special Episode: Public Health In the Field—Did COVID Change Tourism for Good? episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 29, 2022 · 24 MIN

486 - Special Episode: Public Health In the Field—Did COVID Change Tourism for Good?

from Public Health On Call · host The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

COVID-19 sent shock waves through the tourism industry, shutting down the economic engine of many popular destinations. But for some residents and tourism workers, it also brought a welcome break from swelling crowds and a rare chance to slow down and rethink their priorities. In a special episode, Lindsay Smith Rogers and Annalies Winny take a virtual tour to Aruba, Jamaica, Hawaii, and Senegal to learn how popular destinations have weighed economic stability against the risks of COVID outbreaks—and how they're rethinking some longstanding environmental and economic issues around tourism.

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