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TOURISM MANAGERS’ PERCEPTION OF THE IMPACT OF THE EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND RESILIENCE ON ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSE TO CRISIS

The study aims to analyze the synergies between internal factors (i.e., emotional intelligence and resilience) and external factors (i.e., governmental support) on the performance of tourism organizations in the post-disaster recovery phase. Data collected from the sample of 390 managers and owners...

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Published in:Journal of business economics and management 2023-12, Vol.24 (6), p.1119-1140
Main Authors: Burlea-Șchiopoiu, Adriana, Ogarcă, Radu-Florin, Mihai, Laurențiu-Stelian, Drăgan, Cristian Ovidiu
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