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Tourism, Health, and Quality of Life for All

2022
Some hospitals improving their service structure, a greater number of people having access to a quality medical service, and above all, greater demand from a public with special needs make many entrepreneurs combine medical treatment with a quality service, such as that provided by the hotel chain.
André Riani Costa Perinotto, Cintia Martins   +1 more
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Tourism for all

Tourism Management, 1991
Abstract If one were required to sum up the ‘Tourism for All in Europe’ conference, held at Gatwick, UK on 14–15 March 1991 in a word, it would have to be ‘toilets’. The problems and worries that these can cause to the disabled were mentioned again and again and served as a reminder that access to tourism for the disabled, though improving, still ...
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Sport for All and Active Tourism

World Leisure & Recreation, 1990
(1990). Sport for All and Active Tourism. World Leisure & Recreation: Vol. 32, No. 3, pp. 30-36.
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Tourism Inclusion for All -

Charlotte Kazoora, a social entrepreneur from Uganda is working to improve the livelihoods of local communities through practical skills trainings, including branding. In a recent interview with WIPO Magazine, Kazoora explains how her social enterprise, Tourism Inclusion for All (TIFA), is creating new livelihood opportunities for local communities ...
Sinkevich, Anna,, World Intellectual Property Organization,   +1 more
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SPORT FOR ALL-HEALTH-TOURISM

2001
Various topics dealing with the medical and health aspects of sports and sports recreation in tourism. Some papers are economical points of view, dealing with the possible financial benefits of widening the touristic offer through the health and sport ...
Bartoluci, Mato, Heimer, Stjepan, Ružić, Lana   +2 more
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Tourism from All Sides

Anthropology and Humanism, 2006
Culture on Tour: Ethnographies of Travel By Edward M. Bruner. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2005.
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Inclusive Tourism Management: Ensuring Accessibility for All

Journal of Social Responsibility,Tourism and Hospitality, 2021
This article delves into the imperative of inclusive tourism management, emphasizing the importance of adapting commerce and management strategies to foster accessibility for diverse populations. As the tourism and hospitality industry strives to become more inclusive, addressing the needs of people with disabilities and marginalized communities ...
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Fair growth for all through tourism

International Trade Forum, 2014
Tourism represents the perfect blend of contemporary globalization, incorporating trade, mobility, people, and development. It has proven its endurance amid persisting global economic challenges, geopolitical changes, and natural and man-made crises.
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Towards a ‘tourism for all’ policy for Ireland: achieving real sustainability in Irish tourism

Current Issues in Tourism, 2011
The importance of tourism for all initiatives in contributing to the economic and social well-being of citizens has long been recognised by many European Union Member States. The European Commission and the European Economic and Social Committee have acknowledged not only the social value of tourism for all in terms of personal development, well-being ...
Kevin Griffin, Jane Stacey
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Tourism for all: Development potentials for inclusive and accessible tourism in Croatia

2019
The paper deals with the analysis potentials for the development of social tourism (tourism for all) as a new, innovative and socially acceptable type of tourist offer in Croatia.
Krešić, Damir, Marković Vukadin, Izidora, Mikulić, Josip   +2 more
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