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Special Issue/2023

Svitlana Babushko, Nataliia Opanasiuk

Directions for Improving Ukrainian Legislation on Tourism in Post-War Times

DOI: 10.7366/15094995s2308
Directions for Improving Ukrainian Legislation on Tourism in Post-War Times

It is expected that people from all over the world will visit Ukraine after its victory in the war against Russian aggression, turning Ukraine into a world-popular tourist destination. Hence, Ukrainian egislation on tourism must be improved in the post-war period. The authors analysed the current legislation on tourism in Ukraine and identified major problems that must be addressed systematically and those that should be settled in the post-war period in view of the post-war humanitarian, socio-economic, institutional, and cultural challenges. In this context, the authors proposed a set of changes to improve Ukraine’s legislation on tourism on the national and institutional levels. Such changes should positively impact other socio-economic processes of reconstruction in post-war Ukraine.

Directions for Improving Ukrainian Legislation on Tourism in Post-War Times

It is expected that people from all over the world will visit Ukraine after its victory in the war against Russian aggression, turning Ukraine into a world-popular tourist destination. Hence, Ukrainian egislation on tourism must be improved in the post-war period. The authors analysed the current legislation on tourism in Ukraine and identified major problems that must be addressed systematically and those that should be settled in the post-war period in view of the post-war humanitarian, socio-economic, institutional, and cultural challenges. In this context, the authors proposed a set of changes to improve Ukraine’s legislation on tourism on the national and institutional levels. Such changes should positively impact other socio-economic processes of reconstruction in post-war Ukraine.

Affiliation:
Svitlana Babushko: National University of Ukraine on Physical Education and Sport; vul. Fizkultury 1, Kyiv 03150, Ukraine; ORCID: 0000-0001-8348-5936; babushko64sr@gmail.com
Nataliia Opanasiuk: National University of Ukraine on Physical Education and Sport; vul. Fizkultury 1, Kyiv 03150, Ukraine; ORCID: 0000-0001-7418-8622; tau_nataly@ukr.net

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Special Issue/2023