Positive influences of COVID-19 on local touristic sites: The role of country image in stimulating tourism in Jordan and India

Authors

Nadine Khair
American University of Madaba
Vimal C. Verma
Siddharth University
Sara El-Deeb
German University

Synopsis

Tourism took one of the hardest hits during COVID-19 pandemic, especially in Jordan and India, as they are tourism-dependent countries. Despite the restrictions that followed the pandemic, this study identifies the positive influence that this may have caused in enhancing local tourism. The study employed qualitative research methodology in which a sample of 30 interviews were conducted using convenience sampling technique in India and Jordan. Data was analysed using the thematic analysis. Results suggest that countries that have positive country image during the pandemic, may motivate civilians participate in domestic tourism resulting in improving local economy. The issue addressed is first of its kind in exploring the positive impact of COVID-19 on domestic tourism.

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Published

January 1, 2022

How to Cite

Khair, N., Verma, V. C., & El-Deeb, S. (2022). Positive influences of COVID-19 on local touristic sites: The role of country image in stimulating tourism in Jordan and India. In M. R. Idjal, I. C. Bulya, D. S. Jurdana, N. Akdemir, A. M. Matias, X. Bo, S. Ersoy, N. Khair, A. Marino, J. Jamil, R. Wang, A. Yalvac, S. Bulbul, D. Dana, A. C. Bouarar, T. Albayrak, S. Bertan, R. Chauhan, O. Buyuk, … B. Gao (Eds.), Advances in Managing Tourism Across Continents: Volume 2. SPB University Press. https://books.domainpress.org/index.php/spbup/catalog/book/34/chapter/225