Titlebook: Gender, Disability, and Tourism in Africa; Intersectional Persp Erisher Woyo,Hellen Venganai Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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COVID-19, Gender, Disability, and Experiences: Evidence from Marginalised Groups in Community-Based emic. Data were collected using face-to-face interviews. Evidence from the study revealed that the pandemic has exacerbated marginalised groups’ socio-economic exclusion and inequalities in the ecotourism sector. The abilities of women, youth, people with disabilities, and elderly persons to survive

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Understanding the Experiences of Athletes with Physical Disabilities to Inform Inclusive Sports Tour socio-economic backgrounds. It is well documented in the literature that sports tourism offers an array of benefits for athletes. However, athletes with physical disabilities experience more challenges during sports tourism pursuits than their able-bodied counterparts. These athletes are, furthermo

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Disability, Marginalisation, and Inequality: An Appraisal of the Role of the Media in Promoting Inclties stipulates that all persons with disabilities should enjoy culture and tourism in an accessible way. In the same way, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights indicates that “everyone has the right to freely participate in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in s

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Role of Media in Creating Inclusive Gender and Disability Spaces in Tourism Studies examining media coverage of both gender and disability as intersectional issues in tourism are few. The chapter qualitatively analyses the role of the media in mainstreaming gender and disability in the tourism industry in Zimbabwe. Using qualitative data from secondary sources and in-depth

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Peace Movements in Western Europen enriching scientific knowledge production in the wider tourism domain in Africa, and similar contexts. The continued gendered tourism industry needs to be questioned. Furthermore, the investigation of gender and disability separately is not sustainable and will not generate insights that could hel

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The Methodology of the Depletion Modelunities for citizens through employment and business opportunities, there are notable challenges for women with disabilities in Zimbabwe. This chapter examines how policies and laws in Zimbabwe are enhancing the empowerment of women with disabilities in the tourism sector. Data were collected throug

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-8897-5s). Previous research acknowledged that people with disabilities experience significantly lower employment rates and higher unemployment rates than those without disabilities. Moreover, women and girls with disabilities experience double discrimination—in public and private spheres. This chapter exa

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C. S. Goodwin,J. A. Armstrong,D. H. Wilsonty) in African tourism research. This chapter reviews the state-of-the literature in this domain with a specific contextual focus on African regions to substantiate the current affairs and recommend future research. The bibliometric review was employed to systematically search, identify, screen, and