2019
DOI: 10.14267/turbull.2019v19n4.2
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Utazás az akadálymentesség, a fogyatékosság és a fenntarthatóság multidiszciplináris és bölcseleti dimenzióiba

Abstract: A fenntarthatóság elvei egyre inkább teret nyernek a turizmus tudományának gondolatkörében és gya­korlatában. Ennek egyik dimenziója az akadálymentesítés, amit az EU által megfogalmazott keretrendsze­rekben és a hozzájuk kapcsolódó konkrét ajánlásokban is megtalálunk. Ha akadálymentesítésről beszélünk azt tapasztaljuk, hogy a fogalmat a többség a közösségi élettérben létrejövő helyváltoztatás fizikai korlátainak felszámolásaként értelmezi. Véleményünk szerint azonban az akadálymentesség gondolatkörében nem ki… Show more

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“…This study draws from sources focusing on the present and future of barrier-free tourism in Croatia and Hungary (Bunja, 2003;Ernszt et al, 2019;Farkas & Petykó, 2019, 2020Farkas et al, 2022aFarkas et al, , 2022bGonda & Raffay 2020a, 2020bGregorić et al, 2019;Morić & Marinić, 2017;Raffay & Gonda, 2020). Most findings (Eichorn & Buchalis, 2011;Farkas et al, 2022a;Polat & Hermans, 2016;Zajadacz, 2014) write about the difficulties of disabled people in a hotel, or in a restaurant.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This study draws from sources focusing on the present and future of barrier-free tourism in Croatia and Hungary (Bunja, 2003;Ernszt et al, 2019;Farkas & Petykó, 2019, 2020Farkas et al, 2022aFarkas et al, , 2022bGonda & Raffay 2020a, 2020bGregorić et al, 2019;Morić & Marinić, 2017;Raffay & Gonda, 2020). Most findings (Eichorn & Buchalis, 2011;Farkas et al, 2022a;Polat & Hermans, 2016;Zajadacz, 2014) write about the difficulties of disabled people in a hotel, or in a restaurant.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These types and the need of supply are presented in more detail by several authors (Darcy & Dickson, 2009;Small & Darcy, 2010;Gonda & Raffay, 2020b). Accessibility is a subjective legitimate right of human beings with disabilities, with the same legal possibilities in travel and tourism as for people without disabilities (Farkas & Petykó, 2019, 2020.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is hoped that this brief Bergsonian philosophical guided tour in the world of the acquisition of knowledge makes the reader feel that intuition is not an esoteric, unscientific mystery, on the one hand, and gives a contoured shape, on the other hand, to the plausible conditions in whose centre we find the paradigm of fundamental and technical accessibility, and will also make more comprehensible why these two ideas are inseparable from the general concept of existential disability [2,30]. Intuition in the view of the authors is thus a sort of development and usage of remembrance and abilities, which is not void of the high requirements of empirical examinations but at the same time goes beyond their rigid and often still positivist boundaries, i.e., gives space to "creative development" [18] that must always be characteristic of the human mind.…”
Section: Philosophical-philoscopical Inquirymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The attitude of technical accessibility may start to transform, by the inspiring nature of the human spirit, this anti-humane structure of existence, in which, e.g., technical accessibility measures implemented in the world of travel are re-evaluated as tools assisting the generation of experiences and memories [2].…”
Section: Philosophical-philoscopical Inquirymentioning
confidence: 99%
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