67% of Odessa residents support tourism during the war: survey details.
Odessa residents expressed support for the idea of developing tourism in the city, as they consider it essential for small and medium enterprises and the service sector. Some citizens believe that during the war, this industry should be partially restricted.
Tourism during the war
The Odessa City Hall reported the results of a survey in the MISTO application on the topic of developing domestic tourism during the war. Despite the shelling, most Odessa residents support the idea of developing this sector.
The survey results are as follows:
- 67% of Odessa residents believe that tourism is necessary for the city, as it is beneficial for business, the economy, and services.
- 28% support tourism, but with restrictions and adherence to safety and in memory of those who have died.
- 5% believe that now is not the time for tourism development.
Overall, the results indicate a desire to preserve life and humanity despite the war. Tourism is not just about leisure. It represents the inner strength of society, its culture, and the ability to build a future even in the toughest times, it was noted in the statement from the City Hall.
We remind you that recently it was described what tourists spend money on in Odessa, as well as whether it is safe to relax on the city's coastline.
The Ukrainian city of Odessa considers the possibilities for developing tourism even in the realities of war. According to the survey, most locals believe that the development of this sector is important, even in the current challenging situation. They support the idea of tourism as a symbol of the inner strength of society and the opportunity to build a future despite challenges and obstacles.
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