INFORMATION TOOLS FOR CULTURAL TOURISM DESTINATIONS: MANAGING ACCESSIBILITY

I. Ambrose, K. Papamichail
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Purpose – This paper is prepared in connection with the H2020 IMPACTOUR project on “Improving Sustainable Development Policies and Practices to access, diversify and foster Cultural Tourism (CT) in European regions and areas”. It addresses the development of indicators for the management of accessibility in European CT destinations, responding to the growing accessible tourism market as a driver of sustainable tourism strategies. Methodology – The paper describes the development of tools, indicators and metrics for gathering accessibility information, which DMOs may use as part of the IMPACTOUR CT destination management system. It reports on global and European destination management systems and tools, and describes key requirements for accessibility indicators, namely: 1) Validity, 2) Reliability, 3) Universality, 4) Availability, 5) Scalability and 6) Operability. Findings – A set of “core indicators” and additional “optional indicators” are selected for initial testing in the IMPACTOUR Destination Pilot Sites in various EU countries. Pilot destinations and representative groups of citizens and visitors will be engaged in testing and validating the accessibility parameters of the tool and demonstrating how tourists with access requirements can be suitably catered for within the overall framework of sustainable destination management. Contribution – The paper describes the development of information tools supporting CT destinations in managing the demands of the growing accessible tourism market. The use of accessibility indicators in destination management is part of the holistic, data-driven approach promoted by IMPACTOUR, aiming to ensure inclusive cultural tourism for all visitors and citizens in the host communities.
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文化旅游目的地的信息工具:无障碍管理
目的-本文是根据H2020 impact项目“改善可持续发展政策和实践,以进入、多样化和促进欧洲地区和地区的文化旅游(CT)”而编写的。它解决了欧洲旅游目的地无障碍管理指标的发展,以应对日益增长的无障碍旅游市场,作为可持续旅游战略的驱动力。方法-本文描述了收集无障碍信息的工具、指标和度量标准的开发,dmo可以将其作为IMPACTOUR CT目的地管理系统的一部分。它报告了全球和欧洲的目的地管理系统和工具,并描述了可访问性指标的关键要求,即:1)有效性,2)可靠性,3)通用性,4)可用性,5)可扩展性和6)可操作性。调查结果-选择了一套“核心指标”和额外的“可选指标”,在欧盟各国的影响目的地试点地点进行初步测试。试点目的地和有代表性的市民和游客团体将参与测试和验证工具的可达性参数,并展示如何在可持续目的地管理的总体框架内适当地满足有可达性要求的游客。贡献-该文件描述了支持CT目的地管理日益增长的无障碍旅游市场需求的信息工具的发展。在目的地管理中使用无障碍指标是IMPACTOUR推广的整体数据驱动方法的一部分,旨在确保为所有游客和东道社区的公民提供包容性文化旅游。
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