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Description: Tourism has been affected on a global scale due to the novel coronavirus. Governments of all levels are trying to navigate how to move forward with the tourism industry in order to support best practices whilst addressing challenges that hinder economic prosperity, such as social distancing and border closures. This work focuses on identifying the local government planning and tourism resilience practices that are being put in place in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Moreover, establishing the role of the local government planner in tourism resilience planning practices. Research was first acquired through a literature review and providing the Vancouver Island context. Additionally, four information interviews were conducted with destination management organization professionals and community planners on Vancouver Island. Lastly, a survey was sent out to local government planners on Vancouver Island in order to reach a larger scope of participants. Concluding this thesis are a set of recommendations rooted in local government jurisdiction for the planning profession, moving forward.
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Subject: Vancouver Island University
Group: Transportation, Travel, & Tourism
Creator: Burns, Hayley
Publisher: Vancouver Island University
Coverage: British Columbia--Vancouver Island
Format: Thesis
Date: 2021-04
Citation: Burns, H. Navigating a new normal: Planning for resilient tourism on Vancouver Island (Unpublished master's thesis). Vancouver Island University.
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