Making the UK visitor economy more dementia-friendly: Lessons from the visitor attraction sector

Joanne Connell; Stephen J. Page; Ian  Sheriff

Making the UK visitor economy more dementia-friendly: Lessons from the visitor attraction sector

Joanne Connell, Stephen J. Page, Ian Sheriff

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Key Points
-Headline findings of the first international study focusing on businesses in
the visitor economy and development of dementia-friendly initiatives.
-The Prime Minister’s Dementia Challenge (2012) set out that UK
businesses should become dementia-friendly by 2020.
-Businesses in the visitor industry can play a role in helping people
‘live well with dementia’, in line with the national dementia strategy.
-Constraints and opportunities exist in the visitor economy sector in
increasing accessibility to customers with dementia.

Original language	English
Publisher	Exeter University Business School
Number of pages	16
Publication status	Published - 16 Nov 2017

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