Development of all-for-one smart tourism platforms [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2021 Given the development trend of the tourism industry and the challenges the industry faces, this study probes into the market needs for all-for-one tourism, analyzes the role that cloud platforms play in promoting digitalization of tourism, and introduces
Gao Li
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Research on the (establishment of) path of realizing the targeted poverty alleviation through tourism under the perspective of all-for-one tourism [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2021 Under the strategic perspective of building a moderately prosperous society in an all-round way, General Secretary Xi Jinping put forward the guiding ideology of “precise poverty alleviation”.
Dan Su
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“Tourism for all?” Considering social tourism: a perspective paper [PDF]
Tourism Review, 2019 Purpose This paper aims to outline the context for social tourism as an approach that can help deliver societal goals, such as reducing inequalities, as well as benefits for deserving beneficiaries and the tourism industry. The paper highlights how social tourism can develop in the future.
Scott McCabe
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EXPLORING SMART CITY CHARACTERISTICS FOR “TOURISM-FOR-ALL” INITIATIVES IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW [PDF]
Geo Journal of Tourism and Geosites, 2023 The study presents a systematic literature review conducted following a rigorous search protocol that identified 7900 articles published in SCOPUS-indexed journals in 2001-2021.
Hassnah WEE +2 more
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Developing and Managing Film-Related Tourism in the All-for-One Model at a Tourism Destination: The Case of Hengdian Town (China) [PDF]
Tourism and Hospitality, 2023 All-for-one tourism is a new planning concept proposed by Chinese tourism scholars and practitioners, which has been formally regarded as a new tourism model to develop the country’s tourism industries since 2016.
Xin Cui
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TOWARDS “TOURISM FOR ALL” – IMPROVING MAPS FOR PERSONS WITH REDUCED MOBILITY [PDF]
The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, 2018 Standards and legislation are already in place to provide the necessary building requirements to improve mobility access for everyone. However, these requirements are not always adhered to for a variety of reasons even in cases of new constructions ...
J. Nowak Da Costa, C. Bielski
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF HIGHLY TOURISTIC REGION OF ISTRIA [PDF]
Management & Marketing, 2010 As the scale of tourism grows, the resource use threatens to become unsustainable. Withought environmental responsibility the levels of cheaper mass tourism will increase, forcing more “nature-based” tourism to move on to new destinations.
Jasmina GRZINIC
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Iperstoria, 2021 Since its outbreak in Asia in 2019, the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has represented an unprecedented challenge for the tourism sector. In addition to the income losses due to travel restrictions and constantly-changing public health protocols, the uncertainty ...
Stefania Gandin
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Health for All: Medical Tourism as a Resource
Journal of Medical EvidenceIndia has been formulating policies for more than three decades to grow medical tourism as a significant globalised service through a well-trained set of clinicians and hospitals.
Joseph Amalorpavanathan +1 more
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„All inclusive tourism – boutique tourism” or the struggle for leadershipin the profit on the global tourism market [PDF]
International Journal Vallis Aurea, 2015 The struggle forrevenue, profitand financial added value, imageand customer added valuein the globaltourism industrytodayis directly manifested in the intense competitionbetween the massall inclusive tourism and theuniqueandindividuallyorientedboutiquetourist product.
Temelkova, Miglena, Bakalov, Iliyan
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