Krizový management a koordinace záchranných složek na hudebních festivalech

The aim of this thesis is to assess the level of crisis management and security measures at music festivals in the Czech Republic and to evaluate their effectiveness from the perspective of both organizers and visitors. The theoretical part of the thesis deals with crisis management and its significance for music festivals, including crisis planning and communication. It further defines the roles of key actors, the legislative framework for safety, and the issue of the subjective sense of safety. It also briefly addresses the use of modern technologies at festivals. The practical part examines how crisis management is perceived at festivals and what the actual level of safety measures is. It utilizes interviews, a questionnaire survey, and observation. It also focuses on identifying differences between the objective level of safety and visitors’ subjective sense of safety. The conclusion of the thesis summarizes the research findings and formulates recommendations aimed at improving crisis management and safety at music festivals.