Turismo sustentável: uma nova mudança de paradigma na indústria de viagens e turismo da Índia
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Política Nacional de Turismo, Gestão de Destinos Turísticos, Economia e Turismo, Turismo Sustentável e Digital, NDTMResumo
Muitos destinos turísticos em países emergentes, como Índia, Nepal e Sri Lanka, testemunharam os efeitos significativos da pandemia em seus negócios, impactando negativamente o setor e suas economias relacionadas. Esta pesquisa foca no surgimento e na remediação dos diversos problemas pós-pandêmicos enfrentados pelo setor de turismo na Índia e explora possíveis soluções tecnológicas para essas questões desafiadoras. Além disso, para alcançar o objetivo do turismo sustentável, o estudo analisa as iniciativas lançadas pelo governo como parte da Missão de Turismo Digital da Índia, destinadas a apoiar e revitalizar a indústria turística do país. Dados primários e secundários foram utilizados no estudo para identificar a importância da transformação digital no setor de turismo. Esta pesquisa demonstra as preocupações do setor de turismo sustentável no período pós-pandemia e destaca as abordagens resilientes adotadas pelos participantes da amostra para lidar com os problemas emergentes, utilizando o conceito da Quádrupla Linha de Base (Quadruple Bottom Line). Também aborda como eles utilizam a tecnologia digital para superar os desafios do setor e contribuir para a economia nacional. Além disso, destaca as diversas ações que o governo indiano implementou para introduzir tecnologias digitais no apoio ao setor de viagens e turismo, com referência específica à Missão Nacional de Turismo Digital (NDTM), promovendo uma mudança de paradigma em favor do turismo digital para concretizar o objetivo de viagens sustentáveis e responsáveis.
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