Terrorism activities affecting tourism business is generally considered
as misperception even by intellectuals, unfortunately it is not true. Such
thinking generally prevails because of lack of understanding or knowledge
about terrorism strategy. In country like India reason for outbreak of terrorism
activities differ widely from place to place. When situation seems to
improve sleeper cells are activated by terrorist, intensity of such incidents
creates a behavioural changes in minds of visitors forcing them to avoid
visiting such destinations. Quite apart from the physical danger of persons
who are not preselected targets being hurt, there is the unavoidable sideeffect
of widespread fear that others might be harmed ( Lunis,P. 1986).
This particular point turns the situation unfavourable for tourism activities
at destination that face terror attack recently or regularly. Viewing data in
general exhibits that number of terror incidents has reduced considerably but
the intensity is increasing as attacks are becoming more lethal than earlier.
The tourist infrastructure, public transport and energy production and supply
infrastructure have been among their favourite targets (Raman, B. 2006) implies
the threat to tourism sector in days to come. Researchers often tend to
calculate the economic loss after each attacks, while some researchers views
it is an inhuman activity to calculate economic loss of terrorism as human
loss in such attack is more valuable than economic losses. The measurement
of the cost of deadly conflicts in terms of economies is not only problematic
Terrorism activities affecting tourism business is generally consideredas misperception even by intellectuals, unfortunately it is not true. Suchthinking generally prevails because of lack of understanding or knowledgeabout terrorism strategy. In country like India reason for outbreak of terrorismactivities differ widely from place to place. When situation seems toimprove sleeper cells are activated by terrorist, intensity of such incidentscreates a behavioural changes in minds of visitors forcing them to avoidvisiting such destinations. Quite apart from the physical danger of personswho are not preselected targets being hurt, there is the unavoidable sideeffectof widespread fear that others might be harmed ( Lunis,P. 1986).This particular point turns the situation unfavourable for tourism activitiesat destination that face terror attack recently or regularly. Viewing data ingeneral exhibits that number of terror incidents has reduced considerably butthe intensity is increasing as attacks are becoming more lethal than earlier.The tourist infrastructure, public transport and energy production and supplyinfrastructure have been among their favourite targets (Raman, B. 2006) impliesthe threat to tourism sector in days to come. Researchers often tend tocalculate the economic loss after each attacks, while some researchers viewsit is an inhuman activity to calculate economic loss of terrorism as humanloss in such attack is more valuable than economic losses. The measurementof the cost of deadly conflicts in terms of economies is not only problematic
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