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Through a reflection on the evolution of post-industrial society and the centrality that leisure time acquires in it, some operational perspectives are highlighted for the restart of this sector of which the pandemic has initiated and, in some cases, accelerated the crisis. These perspectives are aimed at the more sustainable reorganization of the production/consumption system of leisure time activities (smart leisure) to allow the explication of its important social function after the health crisis. Tracing the historical evolution of leisure time and work up to how they manifested themselves during the first lockdown, indications emerge for a rethinking of the development model of post-covid-19 society which will base its pillars on the principles of conviviality, of cultural deepening, of the work-life balance, in other words on the quality of life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]