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Lili Wu, Yi Liu, Kuo Liu, Yongji Wang and Zhihui Tian
Based on the digital footprint data, exploring the differences in tourist market structure and driving factors before and after COVID-19 is important for identifying tourist market demand and optimizing tourism product supply in the post-pandemic era. Mo...
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Czeslaw Adamiak
The current COVID-19 pandemic has caused a significant decline in human mobility during the past three years. This may lead to reconfiguring future tourism flows and resulting transformations in the geographic patterns of economic activities and transpor...
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Yijia Liu, Wenzhong Shi, Yue Yu, Linya Peng and Anshu Zhang
COVID-19 has caused a serious economic shock which challenges the resilience of businesses around the world. Understanding the spatial distribution pattern of business resilience, as well as identifying factors that promote business resilience, is crucia...
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Alexander Hohl and Aynaz Lotfata
The pandemic?s lockdown has made physical inactivity unavoidable, forcing many people to work from home and increasing the sedentary nature of their lifestyle. The link between spatial and socio-environmental dynamics and people?s levels of physical acti...
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Josefina Domínguez-Mujica
This study offers an interpretation of the most significant characteristics of Spanish cities in the post-Fordist capitalist era, as a mirror of the economic and social transformations that have led to them, differentiating: (i) the stage of economic exp...
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Chengming Li, Zheng Wu, Lining Zhu, Li Liu and Chengcheng Zhang
The COVID-19 pandemic is a major problem facing humanity throughout the world. The rapid and accurate tracking of population flows may therefore be epidemiologically informative. This paper adopts a massive amount of daily population flow data (from Janu...
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Jiansheng Wu, Yun Qian, Yuan Wang and Na Wang
During the COVID-19 lockdown in Wuhan, transportation, industrial production and other human activities declined significantly, as did the NO2 concentration. In order to assess the relative contributions of different factors to reductions in air pollutan...
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