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Spa tourism as a part of ageing well

2019

Due to increased life expectancy and the prevailing ideological elements of wellness and active ageing, wellness-related consumption has become a distinctive part of many retirees’ lifestyles in af...

Active ageingConsumption (economics)AgeingPolitical scienceDevelopment economicsLife expectancyTourismHealth tourismInternational Journal of Spa and Wellness
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Balneary Tourism, a Chance for Sustainable Regional Development

2020

The Balneary tourism is part of the other forms of tourism due to the many social and economic benefits that it derives from the positive effects it has on the physical and mental health of people. Under the current conditions in which the trend of gradual replacement of allopathic treatments with some milder, less toxic ones such as those based on natural factors of cleanliness, parallel to the shift of the center of gravity from treatment to prevention, the role of spa tourism is becoming more and more important. This all the more so, the global trends show a positive evolution of the demand for the wellness component of the health tourism.

Sustainable developmentNatural resource economicsBusinessSustainable regional developmenthuman activitiesEconomic benefitsMental healthTourismHealth tourism
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The potential sustainable development of health-related tourism in Libya and its influence on the European tourist's attraction : a study in touristi…

2017

This study focuses on sustainable development potential in the health tourism industry in Libya. It attempts to explain the difference between medical tourism and health tourism, for which the country’s natural and human resources are a veritable wealth. Our research begins with the realisation that health tourism in Libya may contribute to the economic development of the country and participate in long-term sustainable development inasmuch as it has fewer negative effects on the environment and the population. Indeed, for the last 54 years the Libyan economy has been dependent on oil. For this reason and others, we believe that sustainable development in the health tourism field is one of …

Tourisme de santéGeographyPotentielsDéveloppement durableSustainable development[SHS.GEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/GeographyLibyeLibyaHealth tourismGéographiePotentials
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