Introduction to the Handbook of Social Tourism

Diekmann, Anya; McCabe, Scott

doi:10.4337/9781788112437.00008

Handbook of Social Tourism 2020

DOI: 10.4337/9781788112437.00008

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Introduction to the Handbook of Social Tourism

Anya Diekmann¹,

Scott McCabe²

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“…The types of groups of tourists practicing social tourism in Poland, but also in other European Union countries and around the world, are generally the same. Many authors, including Diekmann and McCabe [57], Mikos v. Rohrscheidt [58] and McCabe i Quiao [59], in the last few years have listed among the most numerous groups of social tourism beneficiaries:…”

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Tourist Attractiveness of Rural Areas as a Determinant of the Implementation of Social Tourism of Disadvantaged Groups: Evidence from Poland and the Czech Republic

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The purpose of this article is to present the tourist attractiveness of rural areas as a factor of social tourism in Poland and the Czech Republic. The systematic literature review (SLR) research method was used to verify the aim. An extensive review of the literature has been made which has made it possible to present the importance of tourist attractiveness in the implementation of social tourism on the examples of Poland and the Czech Republic. This article presents a literature review and systematizes the terminology of social tourism. In addition, it shows the expectations and behavior of different groups of customers in the types and forms of social tourism. In the final part of the article the authors presented the opportunities and barriers to the development of social tourism in Poland and the Czech Republic.

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Introduction to the Handbook of Social Tourism

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Tourist Attractiveness of Rural Areas as a Determinant of the Implementation of Social Tourism of Disadvantaged Groups: Evidence from Poland and the Czech Republic

Tourist Attractiveness of Rural Areas as a Determinant of the Implementation of Social Tourism of Disadvantaged Groups: Evidence from Poland and the Czech Republic

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