Posted: September 16th, 2017

Thailand Tourism Crisis Management: Thai government policy

Thailand Tourism Crisis Management: Thai government policy

Project description
Please focus on methodologies of Thai government.

The methodology of Thai government is the most important thing for this research essay. Please use very academic words and please follow the specific essay structure (attached)

The key legal documents are defining the understanding of tourism crises and disasters. The Tsunami hit areas on the Andaman Sea side were estimated to represent at least 20% of the Thai tourism economy in 2004. Thai government redeveloped the entire primary infrastructures very rapidly.

How did Thai government building back better to the country after the Tsunami 2004 that affected the tourism industry in Thailand?

Focus on methodologies

Recommended reading
Scott N. & Laws, E. (2005). Tourism crises and disasters: Enhancing understanding of systems effects.

United Nations. (2006). Building back better in Thailand tsunami affected areas.

Justification
• Tourism is one of the main sectors affected during Tsunami
• Many foreigner are killed during the Tsunami/by the Tsunami
• As a result the sector is beginning to loose in patronage.

• Infrastructure for tourism are also destroyed by the Tsunami
-Beaches, resorts, hotel, etc. Leading to lose for both the state and private businesses.
• The overall effect of the above is a total social and economic decides

Research questions:
•What action plans and strategies that Thai government used to make this crisis situation better and what were the challenges of Thai government?
-Emergency coordination
-Protection principle

•How stakeholders in the tourism industry supported the Thai government in the recovery and how the relationship between them and Thai government?

•What NGOs responded in the building back better to Thailand after the Tsunami 2004?
– The international system, local NGOs and international NGOs

Essays will be marked using the following criteria -:
• Understanding and interpretation of the question
• Extent and relevance of research

• Comprehension and effective use of relevant academic literature from credible
sources including the methodology used to identify these sources
• Range of issues identified and well conceptualised
• Quality and coherence of analysis/argument (including sufficient supporting evidence)
• Structure of the essay
• (ie. clear introduction and conclusion, with coherent paragraphs linked through the
body of the essay)

• Clarity of writing and quality of expression, spelling and grammar
• Consistent and accurate referencing
• (ie. correct citation format and reference list/bibliography using the Harvard

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Referencing Requirements:
Scott N. & Laws, E. (2005). Tourism crises and disasters: Enhancing understanding of systems effects.

United Nations. (2006). Building back better in Thailand tsunami affected areas.