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Impact of the Economic Crisis on the Tourism Attitude of the Young Generation in Sri Lanka

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  • Pasindu T Jayakody

    (School of Management, Zhengzhou University)

  • Wang Fei

    (School of Management, Zhengzhou University)

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This study explores the effect of monetary emergency and expansion on the travel industry demeanor of the youth in Sri Lanka. The examination foundation depends on the significance of the travel industry in Sri Lanka’s economy and the difficulties presented by financial emergencies and expansion. The reason for this study is to recognize the effect of monetary emergencies and expansion on the travel industry disposition of young individuals and to provide suggestions to policymakers and industry experts. The exploration was directed utilizing a quantitative methodology, and the information was gathered through a review of 80 youthful grownups matured somewhere in the range of 26 and 40. The information was dissected utilizing engaging insights, unwavering quality investigation, connection examination, and various relapse analysis. This study was meant to analyze the effect of monetary emergency and expansion on the travel industry disposition of the youth in Sri Lanka. Information was gathered from 80 respondents utilizing an organized poll, and distinct insights, unwavering quality investigation, connection analysis, and various relapse analysis were utilized for information analysis. The outcomes revealed that both monetary crisis and expansion fundamentally affected the travel industry mentality of young people in Sri Lanka. The discoveries of the review are consistent with past examination that recommends monetary emergency and expansion adversely affect the travel industry. The study contributes to the literature on tourism and economic crises, highlighting the need for governments and industry stakeholders to adopt measures to mitigate the impacts of economic crises and inflation on the tourism industry. Moreover, the findings suggest that industry players should focus on the young generation, who are the future of the tourism industry, to address the challenges arising from economic crises and inflation.

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  • Pasindu T Jayakody & Wang Fei, 2025. "Impact of the Economic Crisis on the Tourism Attitude of the Young Generation in Sri Lanka," International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science (IJRISS), vol. 9(5), pages 5135-5150, May.
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