The world has become a global village wherein man interact with one another and so does the power of networking boost up new vistas which enables a better connection and meaning with one another. Diseases have been quite a common phenomenon and they too have caused rapid changes in the way we live.

Exploring and exploration can be quite fruitful but it comes along with some repercussions. Time and again we see how diseases have caused havoc in our quest for discovering far lands and have brought in chaotic situations wherein everything comes to a standstill. When a plaque conquers the land it not only restricts the flow of travelers but even reduces faith and fame in the host land which thereby wrecks up the entire economy.

For the past few months we have been hearing news and updates all about the disease caused by 120 MN virus which has been so efficient in gripping the world in its clutches. Well we all know the harmful effects of this virus but to understand the ramifications we would need to do a deep dive as to how this virus has brought in a tsunami of the much feared recession.

Tourism is the first and the major thing hit by this catastrophe.The covid-19 infection has brought about a lockdown in almost all the nations of the world thereby shutting down borders and increasing tensions among the people regarding a specific race or community. Most of the major countries of the world bear and deserted look and you can surely find nature reclaiming it’s spot back. No more cultural exchange, no more food and galas, no more fridge magnets as memorabilia, tourist remained locked in hotels or back at home hoping for the pandemic to die soon.

Everything or in layman terms the world has gone for a toss and the existing services are crippling to meet end needs .No matter who ever predicted about this catastrophe no one knew the scale of damage it would call upon.

China is returning to normalcy,India and the world are shutting down, Europe is bleeding the Americas and Australian continents are hoping for the storm to calm.
Tourists are flocking to agents, Agents to the vendors and vendors to the bank. In times where survival is key empathy and sympathy is lost.
The question that pops up will the tourism industry survive?

Will order return back.Will there will be calm.The answer is yes.

Everything will come back to normalcy as it always has and the world order will come back to a new start….all we need to stand strong, be empathic ,pray together, and practice social distancing. Together let’s not break our bond but together let’s break the chain for a hopeful tomorrow.