INVESTIGATING THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK AND TOURISM SECTOR FOR FUTURE RESEARCH AGENDA: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS APPROACH

The study aims to explore and review the scientific documents published in the pandemic covid-19 and tourism sector. The bibliometric analysis was used to collect and analyze scientific documents in the Web of Science database. The analysis used the R program to get information and map the main idea...

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Published in:Geo Journal of Tourism and Geosites 2022, Vol.42 (2 supplement), p.824-831
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