Planning for Travel With Children in the Modern World

Ottolini, Martin G.; Rajnik, Michael; Hickey, Patrick W.

doi:10.1016/j.cppeds.2015.06.002

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“…Most research addressing children in tourism approaches it from the perspective of the so-called "grey areas" -child labour or child prostitution -e.g., the studies by Hall (2011), Johnson (2011Johnson ( , 2014, Magablih and Naamneh (2010), Montgomery (2008), Robertson (2008), and Tepelus (2008). Another issue concerning children and tourism is traveling with people who have special needs or require special care (Kim & Lehto, 2013;Ottolini, Rajnik, & Hickey, 2015;Polli & Polli, 2015). Some studies do explore the influence of children on decisions about travel and tourism within the family, such as Gram (2006Gram ( , 2007, Kozak and Duman (2012), Liang (2013), Nickerson and Jurowski (2001), Thornton, Shaw, and Williams (1997), and Wang, Hsieh, Yeh, and Tsai (2004).…”

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Children’s Camps as a Tourism Product – A Case Study

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Schwartzhoffová

2016

Czech Journal of Tourism

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Abstractthis article focuses on the issues of organized tourism, more specifically, on children's summer camps, in which czech children spend free time during their holidays. the purpose of this paper is to present results of a pilot study on children's participation in summer camps. On the basis of the research carried out in the form of a face-to-face survey conducted with a sample of 479 pupils -grades five and seven, selected criteria, which characterize these camps, were analysed in relation to the choice of the camps and children's participation in them. the results show that the majority of school children participate in summer children's camps. the most popular camps are overnight camps and sports camps run by the organizations which children attend during the school year.

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Children’s Camps as a Tourism Product – A Case Study

Kotíková

Schwartzhoffová

2016

Czech Journal of Tourism

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“…9 One of the more frustrating experiences challenging travel clinicians, as pointed out in the introductory article, involves the arrival of a person or family who show up a few days in advance of complex international travel or a permanent move to a region characterized by high risks and low resources. 1 As stated previously, many of the medications may require use of special preparation, advance ordering of larger amounts (for longer stays abroad) and instructions, that are more unusual and complicated-especially any potential "self-treatment." Some malaria prophylaxis medications need to be started weeks in advance of travel.…”

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“…First, they should be familiar with and facile with using the latest up-to-date electronic references, as described in the introductory article. 1 This may include CDC Health Information for International Travel, the "Yellow Book", which is available both on-line for free and in hard copy, as well as commonly utilized specialtyspecific resources such as the American Academy of Pediatrics' Report of the Committee on Infectious Disease, the "Red Book". 2,3 These sources provide general recommendations but are organized by topic rather than by destination making them more useful as a general knowledge reference than a clinical tool.…”

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