In this paper, a new type of tourism, the geriatric tourism, will be initiated for further research
as a separate niche from health, medical, or wellness tourism, and it will be proven that the …

Abstract The United Nations (2015) has recognised that the numbers of older people are
growing rapidly, and has estimated that over two billion people will be aged 60 years and …

This book explores the characteristics, tourist/leisure behaviours and tourism/leisure needs
of older people, and how to effectively market to this expanding group in the future. The …

Elderly people constitute a large and constantly growing group of consumers with significant
buying potential. However, commercial offers for the elderly (including active ways of …

Senior Citizens' Tourism: A Simple Approach to Determine Their Future Travel Behaviour Page
1 4 Revue de Tourisme - The Tourist Review - Zeitschrift für Fremdenverkehr 3/1997 SENIOR …

Abstract The World Tourism Organisation's Recife Charter on Senior Tourism was the first
document of its kind to make the explicit connection between senior tourism and quality of …

Rapid aging is already one of the most significant trends of the 21st century, and this
demographic shift poses enormous challenges for society. There is a community-wide effort …

This paper provides a reflexive marking of tourism and ageing research, arguing for a
transformation of its research approaches. It observes that extant research on tourism in later …

According to the United Nations (2015), the world's population is aging, causing the deepest
demographic changes to date, and these aging cohorts are growing faster than other age …

Tourism is big business, especially for the increasing numbers of baby boomers and older
adults who are becoming increasingly targeted by marketers and travel companies as a …