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Tourism Interrupted: The Impact of Communicable Diseases on Travel Trends examines how diseases like the Bubonic Plague and modern outbreaks such as SARS and COVID-19 have disrupted global travel throughout history. Authored by Prof. (Dr.) Nitish Bhatia and R. Rishi Venkat of Vishwakarma University, Pune, the book explores the economic, societal, and behavioral shifts caused by these events, offering insights for navigating future health crises and ensuring resilient tourism practices worldwide.
Prof. (Dr.) Nitish Bhatia
Prof. (Dr.) Nitish Bhatia is the Head of the Department of Pharmacology at Vishwakarma University, Pune. With a profound interest in public health and infectious diseases, Dr. Bhatia has extensive experience in researching the impact of communicable diseases on global health trends.
R. Rishi Venkat is a Scholar in the Department of Travel and Tourism at Vishwakarma University, Pune. This book is a result of his project work focusing on understanding the dynamics between health crises and tourism patterns. Rishi brings a unique perspective to the intersection of travel behaviors and societal responses during times of disease outbreaks.
