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It is apparent operators do that for other market segments, but haven’t accomplished it for the disabled tourist. BMWA concluded that many tourists have abandoned the idea of taking a vacation due to current limitations. This conclusion would not favour one manager’s belief, that accessible tourism products shouldn’t be marketed separately from “normal” tourism products, because of discriminatory reasons. However, advertising of accessible products in the future could also be vital in making clients aware of accessible merchandise and attempting to show sad and frustrated clients who require improved accessibility, into loyal customers. An concern in the journal Current Issues …