The Role of Technology in Tourism and Health Services for Accessibility in Service Management

Fahriye Altinay (), Gokmen Dagli (), Mehmet Altinay () and Zehra Altinay ()
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Fahriye Altinay: Near East University, Nicosia, Graduate School of Educational Sciences
Gokmen Dagli: Near East University, University of Kyrenia, Faculty of Education
Mehmet Altinay: Prof. Dr., University of Kyrenia, Kyrenia
Zehra Altinay: Near East University, Nicosia, Graduate School of Educational Sciences, Faculty of Education, Societal Research and Development Center

Postmodern Openings, 2019, vol. 10, issue 4, 01-07

Abstract: As technology connects people and makes life easier, it is crucial to conduct smart societies by facilitating qualified services. The research study aims to evaluate accessibility in health and tourism services. Qualitative research design is employed that 100 research participants reflect their experiences. Thematic analysis was conducted to analyze qualitative data. It is revealed that accessibility needs to be improved in the society for disability. There is an intensified need to enhance tourism and health services through accessibility. In this respect, technology integration to the health and tourism services for the quality of life is strategic policy for the welfare of the citizens and accessible society.

Keywords: economy; health; disability; service; strategy; technology; tourism (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: A23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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DOI: 10.18662/po/90

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