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Inclusive nature tourism trails for the deaf, disabled and blind
2024 - A guide for municipalities in the MENA region
Author:
Local Governance Network for Development, Hanane Habre, editorial review: Dr. Muna Shalan
Publisher:
Connective Cities
Description:
In recent years, the tourism industry has been expanding its offerings by providing more inclusive and sustainable options. However, access to tourist attractions is still a major challenge for the deaf, visually impaired and people with disabilities. Even people with temporary injuries or mild sensory impairments often find it difficult to relax and fully enjoy their vacation experiences. This guide aims to address these challenges by updating currently available tourism guidelines and incorporating contemporary design standards for inclusivity. It is one of the outputs of the working group ‘Destination management organisation in tourism in the MENA region’.
Arabic version:
مسارات سياحية طبيعية شاملة للصم والمعاقين والمكفوفين
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Language:
English, Arabic
Page count:
18
Copyright:
Connective Cities
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