Our world today is characterized by the overlap and acceleration of civilization in various sciences, professions and knowledge, and we have begun to talk about the era of the knowledge economy in which we deal with information as commodities; we call it the era of information and communications, and sometimes we call it the era of globalization, and thus it is an era in which means of communication, control and information processing have developed, and the world has come closer. The tourism system operates in a climate of movement, change and cultural and technological diversity. The tourism sector is the most affected by stability and global peace. It is exposed to many complex risks and crises, internally and externally.

Crisis Management, Tourism Sector, travel company

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Dr. Jack Samouri, Crisis Book, Beirut Publishing House, Lebanon, 2011, p. 71.

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Dr. Tariq Taha, Hotel Management, (Contemporary Introduction), Al-Maaref Establishment, Alexandria, Egypt, 2000, p. 133.

Dr Jack Samouri, same previous source.

General information about crisis management via the website. WWW.Me3ady. Com.

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Al-Hanawi, Hotels, 2000, p. 29.

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