Terrorism is a major global problem and through the use of violence and fear against people, leaves numerous political, economic and social consequences in country that is the target of the attack. Taking into consideration that tourists move in places where there is a high frequency of people (e.g. airports, railways, various tourist attractions, etc.), and according to the views of some authors “tourists are indirect representatives of enemy governments” (Richter; 1986), they are considered as easy target of attack. Media's tendency is to publish sensationalist headlines to increase readability, so an attack on tourist resorts and tourists guarantees terrorists media publicity that helps them promote their ideological goals and disrupt the country's economic and social stability. As one of the important factors for tourists when choosing a destination is certainly image and safety of the destination, terrorist attacks will change the perception of the destination in minds of tourists and will direct flow of tourist demand away from that destination. Considering this fact, a major challenge and an important factor in the return to "normal" for tourist destinations is crisis management itself and cooperation with the media to strengthen the positive image of the destination after the attack and the return of tourists to it. Therefore, this master's thesis analyzes economic effects of terrorist attacks in selected destinations and recovery marketing strategies. Also research was made about perception and motivation of tourists to visit destinations affected by terrorism.