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efficient way of offering equitable tourism services, particularly when businesses embrace social entrepreneurship. The chapter is built on the assumption that offering accessible and equitable tourism products for PwD is an integral element of corporate sustainability and responsibility in the tourism industry.

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Introduction and International Context, business and start working on CSR 2.0. In CSR 2.0 sustainability, scalability, responsiveness and ‘glocality’ become part of an? airline’s very DNA and are not regarded mere ‘defensive’ measurements for satisfying the ‘customer’ and politics.

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Postgraduate Education and Working Lifes. By applying the PARO framework (Policy Activities—Recruitment methods—Objectives), it is shown that special and generous stakeholder engagement opportunities were offered to the tourism industry representative organisation to co-design this policy instrument.

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Can You Hear Me? A Research of Touristic Demand from and Supply for Deaf Travelerse possibility to travel in a self-determined manner and choose from a variety of packages. Even intercontinental travel is offered. It can be said that the risk of social isolation that deaf people are faced with is reduced as there are diverse offers.

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: The Power of Knowledge Alliances in Sustainable Tourism: The Case of TRIANGLE operationalize Moscardo’s framework for education for sustainability (EfS) in tourism, but it is also a good example of involving a wide range of actors for shared value creation in a collaborative setting, thereby underlining the principles of transformative Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR?2.0).

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Humanistic Management at the Zoo? Inspiration for Reloaded CSR and Improved Human-Non-human-Animal Rin the context of current CSR and humanistic developments is necessary. In conjunction with human attitudes towards non-human captive animals, they provide the basis to answer the question if humans and zoo management are prepared to alter their approach to those animals to a more humanistic management.

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Research Contributions to CSR 2.0 in Tourism2.0 themes. The second half of the chapter explains how authors engage with the four research themes concerned with the more detailed aspects of implementing initiatives, including how they put into practice business innovations and partnerships consistent with CSR 2.0.