Leading in response to crisis: Business war volunteer tourism

Chelsea Gill · Amy L. Kenworthy

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Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering

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• Business war volunteer tourism involves aid mobilization and distribution. • Business war volunteer tourists experience high levels of solidarity and altruism. • Business war volunteer tourists engage in servant leadership practices. • Business war volunteer tourism is associated with organizational sustainability.

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