Abstract
This article examines the development of the tourism industry in Uzbekistan before and after the pandemic. A detailed analysis of the development of tourism for many years before the pandemic was made. It is widely known that many travel companies, their owners, managers and employees found themselves in a very difficult situation. The authors tried to analyze and give their forecasts, as well as recommendations for the further development of the tourism industry.
Highlights
Prerequisites for further social and economic development of Uzbekistan: realities of black swan of the world economyRecently, integration processes in the world economy have been constantly accompanied by deintegration factors
Integration processes in the world economy have been constantly accompanied by deintegration factors
According to the World Health Organization, the epidemic of the new coronavirus COVID-19 that started in China has acquired the status of a pandemic
Summary
Prerequisites for further social and economic development of Uzbekistan: realities of black swan of the world economy. Further events develop rapidly: on January 15, the number of officially confirmed cases of infection did not exceed 50 people, and only 1 person died, by January 26 the number of infected people exceeded a thousand, total number of infected people with coronavirus in the world by morning of May 18 exceeded 4.7 million people. The pandemic has spread to 188 countries This is evidenced by data from Johns Hopkins University project, published on the website. 4,713,769 people are infected in the world. Great Britain (244.9 thousand) took the third place in the ranking by the number of infected people. The United States registered the highest number of victims of infection - 89,562 people, while in European countries, anti-rating leaders have a mortality rate exceeding 10%. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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