Visible Cities: Inclusive Tourism in Art Towns
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This presentation examines inclusive tourism in art cities, focusing on improving incoming tourism for people with disabilities by designing tailored guided visits and accessibility-focused tours. It proposes better communication and monitoring among cities, museums, accommodations and leisure providers, and suggests using growing technologies to enhance reception and measure the quantity and quality of accessible services.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:09Visible cities and inclusive tourism
- 3:35Travel groups and experiences
- 7:18Role of the tour guide
- 9:22Sensory barriers in Rome
- 15:05Accessibility for motor disabilities
- 21:33Successful experiences in Rome
- 22:58Inclusive guided tour at Capitoline Museums
- 30:51Inclusive projects in Florence
- 39:38Q&A
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