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TS107: Tourism in The South Pacific
Essay Topic
Discuss with examples the long-term effects of covid-
19 on society (human interactions, career choices,
travel and hospitality)
Final Essay
The SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19 sickness, is extremely contagious. Its long-
term effects on humans are unknown, however it is likely to affect internal organs including
the lungs, heart, and liver. Long-term ramifications for the international community will be
considerable. In terms of long-term effects on the international community and the physical,
economic, and financial environments, it is critical to distinguish between a unique pandemic,
such as COVID-19, which is expected to last indefinitely, and other earth-shattering events,
such as world wars and the Global Financial Crisis. COVID-19 has changed the world in
every manner imaginable, impacting all people and businesses, including international travel,
tourism demand, and the hotel industry. The COVID-19 outbreak has claimed many lives
worldwide, posing an unexpected threat to public health, food systems, and workplace safety.
The pandemic has far-reaching economic and cultural ramifications. The majority of COVID-

19 patients who become ill have mild to moderate symptoms and recover without the need
for therapy. Some, on the other hand, will get very ill and require medical treatment. As a
result, the following essay will discuss the long-term effects of covid-19 on society in areas
such as human interactions, career choices, travel, and hospitality.
First and foremost, coronaviruses have had a great impact on human interactions. There will
be less social interaction as the fact of the virus is that if an individual moves, the virus will
move, too. Therefore, the state will impose restrictions on social gatherings and this will
result in minimal social interactions. This will result in fewer religious gatherings, weddings,
parties, and contact sports. People will practice individualism and, in the future, their habits
will change so that they will no longer be interested in talking to people around them. The
reason for this is that they will be too busy with their mobile phones. Also, people will be
moving toward more visual meetings, and many of them will try to open up their businesses
online, because they will try to earn as well. COVID-19 has forced people in public places to