Rural areas in the European Union are ageing faster than urban areas, in many cases due
to outmigration of young cohorts. Social innovations based on the digital transformation of …

Europe's population is getting older; dependency ratios are set to double by 2060. Such
transformations and demographic change pose major challenges and potential benefits for …

Significant changes are taking place in the structure of tourism participants. Due to the
ageing of societies, the tourism sector has to respond to the increasing tourist activity of …

The increasing number of elderly tourists requires adapting tourism services to address their
specific health and comfort needs, which presents a new challenge for the industry. The aim …

This article comparatively analyses the Japanese and South Korean governments'
measures directed at embracing the economic opportunities held by a growing elderly …

La economía plateada se refiere al estudio de la población de personas mayores que se
encuentra expuesta a situaciones de vulnerabilidad debido a factores relacionados con la …

Demographic and social changes are impacting on welfare systems, requiring new answers
for older citizens. This implies moving beyond the dominant (long-term) care paradigm to …

Cities and countries the world over are at the cusp of epochal global trends whose impacts
are likely to be more intense and more far-reaching than those of similar trends in the past …

The question of the deinstitutionalization process, which Slovenia has committed itself in the
framework of European policy of ensuring a decent ageing, opens up dilemmas or (a) help …