The global crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic triggered the need for organizations to become more flexible to environmental changes, initiate and improve the processes of digital transformation in business, develop a corporate culture based on innovation and creativity and apply the concept of strategic management. The impact of a crisis is minimized if organizations are planning. The subject of this research is the analysis of the case of an organization that uses the Agile project management approach. The goal of this research is to consider the possibility of improving business resilience by applying Agile in the organization's planning. Content analysis based on a case study method was used in the research. The research contributes to the greater ability of organizations to adapt to changes in a turbulent and dynamic environment, especially in times of crisis, with the aim of maintaining, developing, and growing business through applying Agile.

With low investment, countryside walking tourism contributes to the rapid recovery of rural tourism in the post-covid time. The research purpose is to examine factors that impact the interest of tourists in the state-supported countryside walking tourism. The sample consisted of 467 respondents from the general public. The SPSS software was used for processing data. The results indicated that safety, content, and price are the most influential factors. For females, slightly more important factors were related to the possibility of consuming authentic food and beverages, buying traditional handmade products, the inclusion of the local population, and the well-being of urban residents. A village, with authentic local houses and cuisine, and local tour guides, are the epicenter of countryside walking tourism. Embedding countryside walking tourism in sustainable rural tourism development policies is recommended. The research contributes to the integration between sustainable rural development and sustainable tourism development.