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Tourism and disability research project
March 22, 2005
Travelling somewhere new? Can you help with my tourism research?
Who can help?
People who, between now and September 2005, are:
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Going on a first trip |
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Going to a new travel destination |
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Using new accommodation |
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Using a new mode of transportation |
How can you help?
Your contribution would involve completing forms before and after your trip.
Why is this research important?
The information gained will benefit people with disabilities in the future by increasing knowledge in the area of tourism and disability.
If you want to participate or get more information you can:
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directly contact the researcher, Tegan Muir, by email at tegan.muir@student.curtin.edu.au; or |
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leave a message with Linda Whitby at the Centre for Research into Disability and Society on (08) 9266 3621. |
Any participation in this study would be much appreciated.
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