The Covid-19 certificate: consequences on accessibility in the context of inclusive leisure

IF 1.7 Q3 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM

World Leisure Journal Pub Date : 2022-09-30 DOI:10.1080/16078055.2022.2125571

A. Chebli, Fèmy A. D. D. Fagla, B. Kadri, Mohamed Reda Khomsi, Foued Ben Said

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Abstract

ABSTRACT One of the prerequisites for the resurgence of the leisure and tourism sector in France, as in other countries, is the adoption of verification documents known as “Covid-19 Certificate” However, this introduction is widely debated. In an endeavor to inclusiveness, given the rejection of the use of this certificate among certain individuals, this exploratory study examines the impact of the Covid-19 certificate requirement on access to leisure. A sequential mixed-methods exploratory design was used to conduct two interrelated studies using data from a netnography (n = 250 online comments), and surveys among concerned subjects (n = 245 participants). First, six hypotheses are proposed to explain the causes of refusal. These hypotheses are tested and validated using SEM, and the results show that the requirement of the Covid-19 certificate to access leisure services places a part of the population at a disadvantage, leading to exclusion. The introduction of the Covid-19 certificate, poses a new challenge for the inclusive society. In the context of leisure, the results obtained allow to point out the constraints of participation related to the use of the Covid-19 certificate and can thus be useful to guide management strategies in an exceptional situation.

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2019冠状病毒病证书:包容性休闲背景下对可及性的影响

与其他国家一样，法国休闲和旅游业复苏的先决条件之一是采用被称为“Covid-19证书”的验证文件，然而，这一引入存在广泛争议。考虑到某些人拒绝使用该证书，为了实现包容性，本探索性研究考察了Covid-19证书要求对休闲的影响。采用顺序混合方法探索性设计进行两项相关研究，使用来自网络图谱(n = 250在线评论)和相关受试者(n = 245参与者)的调查数据。首先，提出了六个假设来解释拒绝的原因。使用扫描电镜对这些假设进行了测试和验证，结果表明，要求获得Covid-19证书才能获得休闲服务使一部分人口处于不利地位，导致被排斥。Covid-19证书的引入，对包容性社会提出了新的挑战。在休闲的背景下，获得的结果可以指出与使用Covid-19证书相关的参与限制，因此可以用于指导特殊情况下的管理策略。

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World Leisure Journal HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-

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