Disability accommodations at meetings and events: Text mining and document analysis

IF 1.7 Q3 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM
Soyoung Boo, Miyoung Kim
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Abstract

Abstract While the percentage of the population with disabilities is growing, little research has been reported to date on documenting disability accommodations at meetings and events. By using a combined analysis, consisting of text mining and document analysis, this study analyzes industry magazine articles published from 1991 to 2020 that address disability accommodations and ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) requirements. Findings provide key concepts, relevant topics regarding ADA compliance, the evolution of content over time, and ADA-related practices and implications for planners. This study also discusses the legislation and guidelines applicable to both physical and digital accessibility. The findings will be of interest to venue managers and meeting planners, as well as event organizers. Research contributions and future directions for research on disability accommodations are discussed.
会议和活动中的残疾人安置:文本挖掘和文档分析
虽然残疾人口的比例正在增长,但迄今为止关于会议和活动中残疾人住宿的研究报告很少。本研究采用文本挖掘和文档分析相结合的分析方法,分析了1991年至2020年间发表的涉及残疾人便利和《美国残疾人法案》要求的行业杂志文章。调查结果提供了关键概念、有关ADA遵守的相关主题、内容随时间的演变以及与ADA相关的实践和对规划者的影响。本研究亦讨论适用于实体及数码无障碍的法例及指引。研究结果将对场地经理、会议策划者以及活动组织者产生兴趣。讨论了残障安置的研究贡献和未来研究方向。
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Journal of Convention & Event Tourism
Journal of Convention & Event Tourism HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-
CiteScore
5.30
自引率
13.60%
发文量
15
期刊介绍: The Journal of Convention & Event Tourism provides multidisciplinary perspectives on conventions, exhibitions, and events. The journal provides global perspectives on this dynamic industry and encourages international submissions. All papers go through a double blind peer review process resulting in cutting-edge viewpoints on trends, innovations, and research regarding convention and event tourism. In addition, the Journal of Convention & Event Tourism includes conference and book reviews, critical reviews on major issues.
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