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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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HALAL FOR ALL: GEO SPATIAL TOURISM OF HALAL FOOD STALLS IN MUSLIM MINORITY TOURIST DESTINATIONS [PDF]
Denpasar, Bali is one of the popular tourist destinations in Indonesia, following its variety of unique cultures, local wisdom, and the majority of its society embraced Hinduism.
Luhung ACHMAD PERGUNA +5 more
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TOWARDS “TOURISM FOR ALL” – IMPROVING MAPS FOR PERSONS WITH REDUCED MOBILITY [PDF]
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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GLOBAL BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS IN THE SCOPUS DATABASE FROM 1983 TO 2024 ON TOURISM FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND ITS THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS [PDF]
Tourism for people with disabilities has attracted increasing scholarly attention due to demographic changes, social inclusion initiatives, and the recognition of accessibility as a critical dimension of sustainable tourism development.
Dauren ALIKEN +7 more
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The tourism industry is overheating. Too many tourists and too little benefits for tourism marketers and tourism destinations alike. And now the future is more challenging than ever: climate change among other environmental problems, overcrowding, and ...
Totem Tourism
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All-Electric-Tourism - nachhaltige Bodenseereisen
Fahrradreisen liegen im Trend, E-Räder entwickeln sich aus der Marktnische zu einer relevanten Fortbewegungsoption. Daraus ergibt sich eine Chance für besonders umweltverträgliche Tourismusprodukte auf der Basis elektromobiler Mobilitätsdienstleistungen.
Schmelzer, Helene +1 more
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An Overview of ‘All-For-One Tourism’ Development and Possible Future Research Directions for Ningxia’s Tourism using VUP (Visual Urban Perception) [PDF]
This study intends to explore using visual urban perception (VUP) to develop a place branding framework to promote Ningxia\u27s tourism industry in the context of the "All-for-one tourism" policy.
Ji, Guangyao, Manan, Mohd Shahrudin Abd
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“Tourism for all?” Considering social tourism: a perspective paper [PDF]
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.
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A Model for Coastal Tourism: The Coast is All in One's Mind [PDF]
Globally, coastal areas can be seen as the most popular tourist-recreational destinations. Consequently, these destinations generate major visitor flows. Furthermore, they are interpreted differently by every visitor, for example depending on lifestyles and age. These two problems, or maybe chances, are the central focus in this article.
Smeenge, M, Offringa, BJP
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Tourism information systems are becoming crucial tools to ensure access to tourism for all people, especially for those with special needs. The aim of this paper is to propose an innovative web platform to increase knowledge transfer among all ...
Joana Alves +3 more
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