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Tourism-related tragedies will likely increase as will the rapidity, detail and reach with which they are communicated to the public. There is a need for a conceptual model for evaluating the time course of travellers' post tragedy perceived risk and travel avoidance. The present communication proposes such a model.
†The present paper is the result of the joint work of the authors. However, S. Volo wrote the first three pages and D.L. Pardew wrote the last two pages.
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