Abstract
Following COVID-19, it has become clear that sustainable tourism practices are required. Through an integrative evaluation that combines bibliometric and manual analysis of 564 publications, the purpose of this study is to identify dynamic trends, academic collaborations, and research hotspots in the field of tourism behavior post-Covid 19. This will be accomplished through an integrative evaluation. By extracting thematic maps with the use of R software tools, we were able to recognize significant themes and subthemes across a variety of time periods. The practices of tourism evolve to incorporate new points of view in order to meet the requirements of sustainable development. These practices include ecotourism, adaptive management, and sustainable tourism. According to our findings, in order to preserve the sustainability of natural systems over the long run, governments need to take specific precautionary steps.Following COVID-19, it has become clear that sustainable tourism practices are required. Through an integrative evaluation that combines bibliometric and manual analysis of 564 publications, the purpose of this study is to identify dynamic trends, academic collaborations, and research hotspots in the field of tourism behavior post-Covid 19. This will be accomplished through an integrative evaluation. By extracting thematic maps with the use of R software tools, we were able to recognize significant themes and subthemes across a variety of time periods. The practices of tourism evolve to incorporate new points of view in order to meet the requirements of sustainable development. These practices include ecotourism, adaptive management, and sustainable tourism. According to our findings, in order to preserve the sustainability of natural systems over the long run, governments need to take specific precautionary steps.