“Travel Tales”: an interpretive analysis of constraints and negotiations to pleasure travel as experienced by persons with physical disabilities |
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Authors: | Margaret J Daniels Ellen B Drogin Rodgers Brenda P Wiggins |
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Institution: | Department of Health, Fitness and Recreation Resources, George Mason University, 10900, University Boulevard, MS 4E5, Manassas, VA 20110-2203, USA |
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Abstract: | Travel personnel and tourism site managers are often ill prepared to assist travelers with disabilities. The purpose of this study was to expand the understanding of constraints to pleasure travel experienced and negotiation strategies employed by persons with physical disabilities. Comparative pattern analysis was used to systematically analyze narratives written by travelers with disabilities, resulting in the emergence of six intrapersonal, six interpersonal, and eight structural themes. Further examination suggested an interactive, rather than hierarchical, relationship between the themes. Including persons with disabilities at every stage of the travel provision process can help ensure improved services for all travelers. |
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Keywords: | Constraints to pleasure travel Constraints negotiation Persons with physical disabilities |
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