Il turismo alla prova del Covid-19: una ricerca interdisciplinare: da quali dati partire e quali risposte dare alla pi� grande crisi che il comparto turistico abbia mai affrontato
Creators: name: Andreatta, Giulia
name: Andreoli, Elisa
name: Ardu, Simone
name: Bortolotto, Fabio
name: Bruzzo, Pierluigi
name: Calzolari, Giulia
name: Santos, Diego Campos
name: Carlino, Pietro
name: Cavallera, Lorenzo
name: Cepparotti, Giacomo
name: Ciabrelli, Antonia
name: Palle, Giorgia Dalle
name: Dapr�, Valentina
name: De Santis, Diego
name: Favaro, Silvia
name: Favero, Eleonora
name: Ferrari, Laura
name: Gatti, Veronica
name: Gazzi, Christian
name: Gismondo, Marianna
name: Giudiceandrea, Anna
name: Guida, Giovanni
name: Incarnato, Andrea
name: Maraner, Roberta
name: Micheli, Marta
name: Morarasu, Laura Elena
name: Nardelli, Maria Chiara
name: Pallotta, Emanuele
name: Niccol� Panichi
name: Pellizzari, Laura
name: Plaksii, Andrii
name: Raniero, Samantha
name: Simoncini, Emanuele Regno
name: Russo, Sara
name: Schiavone, Sara
name: Serafino, Antonio
name: Silenzi, Luca
name: Tironzelli, Elena
name: Tsafack, Cynthia Peggy
name: Vigliotti, Ayla
name: Zinetti, Giulia
Publisher: name: Universit� di Trento. Dipartimento di scienze giuridiche
Year: 2020

description: This publication offers the outcome of a research carried out by a group of students of the first year of the Master Degree in Sustainability and Tourism Management (MaST) of the University of Trento, who attended the course of Tourism law held by Umberto Izzo, Associate professor of Private law in the Faculty of Law of University of Trento during the distance learning period imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic flu. This research offers an analysis of crucial issues and topics connected with the impact of Covid-19 on the touristic field, as proposed by the editor of the work to the eight groups of students who were assigned this task. While responding enthusiastically to a didactic project which was carried out during the lockdown period of March thru May 2020 and had to be performed using only the web and the electronic resources of Trento University, the Authors managed to address the assigned tasks with remarkable commitment. This work canvasses the global impact of the Covid-19 pandemic flu on tourism, discussing eight interdisciplinary research topics corresponding the 8 chapters of this work: 1) Tourism, pandemics and health emergencies: historical major learnings to deal with Covid-19; 2) Data on the impact of local and global lockdown on the touristic field: the crisis framework and projections in a situation of uncertainty at local, national, European and world level; 3) Tourism without freedom to travel? The legal framework of social distancing rules (at regional and national level plus some foreign experiences) and the current proposals to enable a progressively increasing return to the freedom to travel; 4) Covid-19 and contractual relations in the touristic field: withdrawals, cancellations and renegotiations; 5) Digital touristic platforms in the Covid-19 era; 6) ?New? touristic services in the Covid-19 era: guarantees for tourists and liability of the service provider concerning locations sterility, safety devices, compliance with distancing rules; 7) Avoiding the collapse of an economic field. Public welfare actions for tourism?s workers and support to the firms of the field: the current situation at a local, national and European level; 8) Possible scenarios in the touristic field until the implementation of vaccination: range of possible offers and solutions, marketing choices, product construction.