Abstract

Introduction: The Covid-19 pandemic continues to affect all aspects of human life, the most obvious of which may be its impact on the tourism industry, since it prohibits flights. All sectors of the world economy without exception, and restrictions on movement and travel are one of the first measures aimed at curbing the spread of the virus.
 Purpose: The purpose of the study was to analyze the scope of the analysis in order to pay special attention to some of the best internationally recognized tourist destinations in the world, and taking into account the situation in Africa. 
 Methodology: Data was collected from previously published articles and this study used a mixed approach, using both qualitative and quantitative approaches. Secondary data has been collected from various published articles, libraries, newspapers, and conference reports that clearly show their relevance to our learning environment.
 Findings: The conclusion of this study is that the tourism industry of countries that rely heavily on tourism income is most affected by the epidemic, while in Africa, due to the low tourism income in Africa, the impact of the epidemic on the tourism industry is relatively weak.
 Recommendations: The study suggests that the Government should use the necessary technical, human and financial resources. The most important thing is that the owners of tourist products must adapt and innovate in their tourist offers in order to meet the demand for safe domestic tourism. This can prepare for international tourism and contribute to the development of tourism.

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