COVID-19 confines recreational gatherings in Seoul to familiar,

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Abstract

This study investigates how COVID-19 impacted recreational gathering patterns in Seoul, South Korea. Using motel booking data as a proxy for recreational activities, the researchers analyzed the influence of recreational hierarchy, geographical distance, and location attachment on people's choices. They found that post-COVID-19, individuals favored familiar locations, avoided high-level recreational areas, and minimized travel distances. Interestingly, visitations decreased in low-level areas as well, indicating a worsening of urban area inequality.

Publisher

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Sep 23, 2022

Authors

Jisung Yoon, Woo-Sung Jung, Hyunuk Kim

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