International experience in the development of the hospitality and tourism sectors during the post-war reconstruction period

Abstract

The tourism and hospitality industries are highly sensitive to political instability and armed conflict. Such crises lead to a halt in tourist flows, the destruction of infrastructure, and a loss of investor confidence. At the same time, once a conflict ends, tourism can become a key driver of economic recovery, job creation, and the development of a positive national image. International experience demonstrates that well-designed strategies for the development of the tourism and hospitality sector can restore it in the shortest possible time.