AZ AKADÁLYMENTESSÉG MEGJELENÉSE A SZÁLLODAHAJÓS TURIZMUSBAN A DUNA MENTÉN

Abstract

Good accessibility practices in tourism have already emerged, but in Hungary the sector as a whole
is not yet characterised by complex accessibility, taking into account the needs of tourists with
disabilities, planning tourism infrastructure and superstructure, and program offerings. Both river
cruise tourism and barrier-free tourism are relatively new sectors, and the present study is an
attempt for the joint study of the two sectors, their interaction, by identifying common development
points. In today's economic environment, other factors influencing tourism have also changed, the
structure of social groups and their economic opportunities, the development of digital devices,
global intermodal transport induce new innovative solutions.
Within cruise tourism, more and more attention need to be paid to accessibility in marketing and
travel, which has not yet been resolved either in mass tourist destinations or in natural areas not
affected by mass tourism. The wave of barrier-free tourism, which is moving larger masses in the
US and third world countries, will also appear in Europe, not only in tourism in general but in the
river cruise tourism as well, professional, service and infrastructural preparation is required by the
new phenomenon.