Index
Brielle Gillovic
(Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand)
Alison McIntosh
(Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand)
Simon Darcy
(University of Technology Sydney, Australia)
The Disabled Tourist: Navigating an Ableist Tourism World
ISBN: 978-1-80455-829-4, eISBN: 978-1-80455-828-7
Publication date: 24 April 2024
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Gillovic, B., McIntosh, A. and Darcy, S. (2024), "Index", The Disabled Tourist: Navigating an Ableist Tourism World (The Tourist Experience), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 81-85. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80455-828-720241008
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Copyright © 2024 Brielle Gillovic, Alison McIntosh and Simon Darcy
INDEX
Able bodied/s
, 6, 17
minds
, 17
Ableism
, 16–17
disablism
, 17
Ableist
, 1, 17
tourism world
, 1
Access
, 1–2
tourist
, 1
Accessibility
, 6
and inclusion
, 2
Accessible
destination experiences
, 51
information
, 52
tourism
, 6
Accommodation
, 60
Activity limitations
, 3
Adjective-first language
, 14
Ageing
, 2, 38
population
, 2
Agency
, 6, 8
Air travel experience
, 27
Ambient intelligence (AmI)
, 56
Assistive technologies
, 27, 29, 56
Assumptions
, 16, 18, 29
Augmentative or alternative communication measures (AAC)
, 20
Authentic
lived experience/s
, 39
voice/s
, 39
Autonomy
, 40
Barriers
, 2, 5
attitudinal
, 28
communicative
, 29
and constraints
, 5, 8
environmental
, 2
informational
, 5
physical
, 5
to tourism participation
, 26–30
Binary/ies
, 1, 16, 18, 64
Blind
, 60
Braille
, 5, 29
Capability, opportunity, and motivation
, 55–56
Care, carer/s, caring
, 37, 43
activity
, 63
dynamic
, 45
ethics of care
, 63
formal
, 44, 63
informal
, 44, 63
personal experiences of care
, 40–43
as practice and an ethic in tourist experience
, 38–39
relational experiences of care
, 43–46
relationship
, 44
Shelby’s story
, 40
significance and meaning of care in tourist experience
, 39–40
social experiences of care
, 46–48
support worker/s
, 44
Chronic pain
, 63
Civil rights
, 10
Cognitive
capacities
, 41
disability
, 41
and social functioning
, 37
Communicative barriers
, 5
Community-led disability rights movement
, 10
Coping strategies
, 45
Critical
disability studies
, 15–16
lens
, 16
management studies
, 13
moral tourism turn
, 7
perspective/s
, 16, 18
studies
, 17
studies scholarship
, 62
tourism
, 18
tourism scholar/s
, 18
tourism turn
, 17–18
Cultural representation
, 10
Deaf
community
, 15
culture
, 15
Dependence/y
, 28, 37
independence/t
, 37
Destination Competitiveness and Sustainability
, 54–55
Destination management organisations (DMOs)
, 54
Destination/s
management
, 51
managers
, 54
Dignity
, 62
Dimensions of disability
, 7, 56
cognitive
, 6
hearing
, 6
intellectual
, 19
invisible
, 17
mobility
, 25
Dis/abled tourist
, 1–5
barriers and constraints to tourism participation
, 26–30
Chloe’s story
, 33
Chris’s story
, 34
delving into margins
, 32
Elsie’s story
, 32
enabling access for
, 6–7
experience
, 9, 26
inaccessible and exclusionary tourism industry
, 5–6
Jenny’s story
, 33–34
key characteristics of global tourism market
, 4
motivations, meaning, and benefits of tourism participation
, 30–32
Disability
, 2–3, 9
community
, 59
critical and moral turns in tourism research
, 17–18
disablism and ableism
, 16–17
discourses
, 11–15
discrimination legislation
, 52
historical context
, 10–11
researcher positionality and reflexivity
, 18–22
rights movement
, 9
Disability Equality Training Movement
, 11
Disability studies
, 15
critical disability studies
, 15–16
Disability-related
, 10, 13
tourism issues
, 7
tourism market
, 51
tourism research
, 62
Disabled Persons Organisations
, 11
Disabling
discourses
, 15
society
, 16
tourism world
, 17
Disablism
, 16–17
Discourses of disability
, 11–15
Discrimination
, 17
Diversity
, 26
Embodied
embodiment
, 13–14
embodiment theory
, 13
ontology/ies
, 12
tourist
, 14
Emotion
emotional
, 13
work
, 43
Empowerment
, 14, 19–20
Entrepreneur
, 53
activity
, 51
entrepreneurship
, 64
Environmental constraints
, 27
Equality
, 52
inequality
, 1
Equity
, 4, 6
equitable
, 7
Ethic of justice
, 39
Ethics of care
, 38–39
Exclusion/ary
, 12, 19
Formal carers
, 43
Frameworks
Ambient Intelligence (AmI)
, 56
destination competitiveness and sustainability
, 54–55
implementation science
, 55
Fundamental Principles of Disability (1976)
, 10
Global tourism industry, strategic approaches for
, 51–53
Good intentions
, 51
frameworks for positive action
, 54–56
rhetoric to reality
, 53–54
strategic approaches for global tourism industry
, 51–53
tourism value chain
, 59–60
travel chain
, 57–59
Heterogeneity of disability
, 7, 26
homogenous group
, 62
Historical
context
, 9–11
developments
, 11–12
Human right/s
, 51–52
Identity/ies
, 14
cultural
, 15
marginalised
, 61
social
, 17
Illness
, 2
chronic
, 2
Impairment
, 3, 11, 14
effects
, 12
Implementation science
, 55
Inclusion
, 2
accessibility and
, 2
Inclusive
research
, 19–20
tourism
, 6
Informal carers
, 37
Information and communication technology (ICT)
, 56
Informational barriers
, 5
Infrastructure
, 51
Innovation
, 64
Intellectual impairments
, 3
Interactive constraints
, 27
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
, 52
International Year of Disabled Persons in 1981
, 11
Intrinsic constraints
, 27
Language,
adjective-first
, 14
of disability
, 14–15
inclusive
, 14
label/s
, 15
person-first
, 15
terminology
, 15
Level of support needs
, 37
Lived experience/s
, 26, 39
Marginalisation
, 14
marginalised/ing
, 30
Medical model
, 11
Models of disability
, 9
medical
, 11
social
, 11
social relational
, 12
Neurodiversity civil rights movement
, 12
Neurological condition/s
, 25
Normality
, 31
Normative
assumptions
, 16
ideology/ies
, 9
structures
, 1
‘One-size-fits-all’ approach
, 30
Oppression
, 16
Participation restrictions
, 3
People with disability
, 3–4, 10
People with epilepsy
, 29–30
People with mobility disability
, 29
People with/out disability
cognitive disability
, 32
hearing disability
, 31
intellectual disability
, 29
mobility disability
, 28
vision disability
, 28
Person-first language
, 15
Personal experiences of care
, 40
Cassie’s story
, 42–45
Phoebe’s story
, 41–42
Political participation
, 10
Power
dynamics
, 19–20
relations
, 16
Prejudice
, 5, 16
Psychiatric impairments
, 3
Psychological impairments
, 3
Relational experiences of care
, 43
Gemma’s story
, 45–46
Nathan’s story
, 44–45
Researcher
without disability
, 5, 31
positionality
, 18–22
reflexivity
, 18–22
Self-development
, 4
Sensory impairments
, 3
Sign language
, 5, 15
Smart tourism
, 56
Social
change
, 15
construct
, 23
discourses
, 62
experiences of care
, 46–48
inclusion
, 4, 63
isolation
, 31
justice
, 38
justice-oriented research agenda
, 62
oppression
, 12, 15
recognition
, 10
relational model of disability
, 12
solution/s
, 12
theories
, 16
Social model
, 11–13
of disability
, 62
Stakeholders
, 53
Stereotype/ing/s
, 5, 12, 14–15, 29
Stigma
, 5–6, 10, 14–15, 29
Structural constraints
, 27–28
Support workers
, 37–38
Technology
, 53
Tourism
, 51–52
business/es
, 56
industry
, 5–6
market
, 56
operator/s
, 59
scholar/s
, 13, 62
stakeholders
, 51
value chain
, 59–60
world
, 61
Tourism participation
barriers to
, 26–30
benefits of
, 30–32
constraints to
, 26–30
meaning of
, 30–32
motivations
, 30–32
Tourist
, 1
behaviour
, 16
dis/abled
, 1–5
motivations
, 26
role of
, 26
Tourist experiences
, 61
accessible and inclusive
, 62
dis/abled
, 1–5
significance and meaning of care in
, 39–40
Transformative solutions
, 56
Travel
, 25, 63
agents
, 29
chain
, 57
companion/s
, 27
dis/abled tourist experience
, 26–34
UN Declaration on the Rights of Disabled Persons in 1975
, 11
UN Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG)
, 11
Union of the Physically Impaired Against Segregation
, 10–11
United Nations
, 2
United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD)
, 4
United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
, 10, 53–54
Universal design
, 6–7
Wellbeing
, 3
life satisfaction
, 30
quality of life
, 30
Wheelchair
, 32, 46
user/s
, 28
World Health Organization (WHO)
, 2