I am genuinely intrigued by the few papers and articles that I have read so far regarding Disaster Management Framework. I have yet referred to any specific researchers and have yet managed to read most of the best papers that explain about it in detail.
My question is, can we develop a framework for other players in the tourism and hospitality industry? (such as community-based tour operators or tourism training institutes)
I also cannot help but notice, although maybe because I have no access to most papers, but numerous studies focus mostly on airline companies and hotels, and it is almost as if they are the most severely affected industry players. Not much is said about other players on the other hand. Perhaps there are reasons for this that I have no knowledge about.
Buildings can benefit from the use of green forms of generating power. During the peak of the holidays and vacations, it is quite common to have power shortages or problems related to water. Specially in places that lack lakes and rivers.
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In Greece, one could make provisions to handle the impacts of earthquakes and tides on historical sites.
And there are the small disasters like a broken pipe or mold that can damage important objects and paintings. This is a fertile soil for the application of the internet of things.
Buildings can benefit from the use of green forms of generating power. During the peak of the holidays and vacations, it is quite common to have power shortages or problems related to water. Specially in places that lack lakes and rivers.
Kindly check https://reliefweb.int/sites/reliefweb.int/files/resources/ScopingStudy_HotelResilientInitiative_0.pdf
Also check https://www.preventionweb.net/files/13875_DTIx1116xPADisasterRiskReductioninA.pdf
Thank you everyone for your answers and the studies you've shared, they're very helpful... Stay safe and have a beautiful week ahead!
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