What Happens Next for Travel and Tourism

July 2, 2020

No travel, no tourists… no problem? Bloustein School Distinguished Research Professor Michael Lahr visits this troubled $1T industry, reveals who has been hardest hit, and shares how some companies might be able to weather the current storm on the Rutgers-New Brunswick video series, “What Happens Next? Rutgers Experts On Life after the COVID-19 Recovery.”

On Facebook Live, Thursday, July 2, 2020 (account not needed to watch live feed or the recording at a later date)

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