Accessible Tourism Principles and Practice
Abstract
Accessible tourism, barrier-free tourism, tourism for all are all terms often used interchangeably. At its core, accessible tourism is inclusive, requiring access for all people, regardless of shape or size. This research... [ view full abstract ]
Accessible tourism, barrier-free tourism, tourism for all are all terms often used interchangeably. At its core, accessible tourism is inclusive, requiring access for all people, regardless of shape or size. This research focuses on the needs of travelers with disabilities on the one hand, and on the opportunities and challenges encountered by tourism and hospitality suppliers on the other. Of particular interest is the generation, presentation, dissemination and management of accessibility information through various technology platforms. This study looks at the conceptual underpinnings of accessible tourism and the implications for theory and practice.
Authors
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Elina Michopoulou
(University of Derby)
Topic Area
Topics: Symposium
Session
OS-D2 » Accessible Tourism - Tourism for All (16:30 - Monday, 3rd October, Nettuno Room, Santa Chiara Complex)
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