This book explores the growing demand for accessible tourism experiences and demonstrates how
the perspective of digital ecosystems can play a vital role in creating more inclusive
destinations. Through a combination of conceptual arguments and real-world case studies the
book sheds light on the practical aspects of accessible tourism. Statistics reveal that over
one billion people have severe or moderate disabilities emphasizing the urgent need for
enhanced accessibility in tourism. However both industry practices and academic research in
this field are still lagging behind. The book highlights the challenge of establishing
coordination among various stakeholders including transport operators hospitality firms and
public authorities which has hindered the design and implementation of inclusive tourism
experiences.By harnessing the power of new technologies the book illustrates how digital
ecosystems can effectively facilitate accessible tourism. It examines the demand for such
experiences and demonstrates how embracing a digital ecosystem perspective can contribute to
the development of more accessible tourism destinations. In addition to its theoretical
insights the book delves into several practical case studies that showcase successful examples
of accessible tourism.
