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Impact of COVID-19 on Tourism Destination Resilience and Recovery: A Review of Future Research Direcmatically organised and interpreted subject to keyword analysis. This study found that tourists’ psychological responses, businesses’ and government’s collaboration, communication and innovation during the COVID-19 pandemic are essential for the survival, recovery and resilience of tourist destinations post-pandemic.

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