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Recreational gatherings are sources of the spread of infectious diseases.Understanding the dynamics of recreational gatherings is essential to buildingeffective public health policies but challenging as the interaction betweenpeople and recreational places is complex. Recreational activities areconcentrated in a set of urban areas and establish a recreational hierarchy. Inthis hierarchy, higher-level regions attract more people than lower-levelregions for recreational purposes. Here, using customers' motel booking recordswhich are highly associated with recreational activities in Korea, we identifythat recreational hierarchy, geographical distance, and attachment to alocation are crucial factors of recreational gatherings in Seoul, Republic ofKorea. Our analyses show that after the COVID-19 outbreak, people are morelikely to visit familiar recreational places, avoid the highest level of therecreational hierarchy, and travel close distances. Interestingly, therecreational visitations were reduced not only in the highest but also inlow-level regions. Urban areas at low levels of the recreational hierarchy weremore severely affected by COVID-19 than urban areas at high and middle levelsof the recreational hierarchy.

COVID-19 confines recreational gatherings in Seoul to familiar, less crowded, and neighboring urban areas