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Author : Kerstin Heuwinkel
School/Work Place : htw saar University of Applied Sciences Germany
Contact : kerstin.heuwinkel@htwsaar.de
Year : 2016

Governments, hospitals, clinics and facilitators go about their business of marketing health tourism to international patients and their relatives. While they focus on making money researchers should ask questions about changes raised by the globalisation of healthcare.

This paper aims at analysing the triangle set up by corporate social responsibility (CSR), tourism and health. This means that on the one hand CSR-related topics in health tourism will be discussed. On the other hand it will be argued that health, especially internal and external measures of workplace health promotion, should be an integral part of CSR-strategies in the tourism industry.  We will see, if this is realistic or not.

 


List of Articles
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23 Think Tank XVI Challenges of the development of sustainable products ... file 3799 Jul 02, 2016

Tourism destinations have a responsibility to preserve their own mainstay. Sustainable product development can aid the longevity of a destination by supporting local environmental, social and economic aspects. This, however, requires a coord...

Author: Fabian Weber & Barbara Taufer 

Year: 2016 

22 Think Tank XVI Polar bears, Climate Change, CSR and Sustainable Tourism 3821 Jul 02, 2016

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Author: Jeremy Pearce 

Year: 2016 

21 Think Tank XVI Decolonising tourism education through Indigenisation:... file 3833 Jul 02, 2016

Businesses committed to corporate social responsibility (CSR) are guided by policy that focuses on the integration of social and environmental concerns in all aspects of business strategy and practice (Lund-Durlacher, 2015). This paper cons...

Author: Tamara Young & Amy Maguire 

Year: 2016 

20 Think Tank XVI Responsible High Performance Sport Travel – Opportunit... file 3854 Jul 02, 2016

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Author: Kerstin Heuwinkel 

Year: 2016 

19 Think Tank XVI The influence of environmental attitudes and concerns ... file 4008 Jul 02, 2016

This study investigates environmental attitudes and concerns of Germans tourists towards climate change. Furthermore it analyses if there are attempts to neutralise air travel emissions by means of voluntary carbon-offsetting. Past research...

Author: Isabell Wulfsberg, Dirk Reiser, Volker Rundshagen & Nicolai Scherle 

Year: 2016 

18 Think Tank XVI Challenges to attaining “Accessible Tourism for All” i... file 4040 Jul 01, 2016

Although the discussion on Accessible Tourism has increased in intensity over the past 20 years, and by now there are even a few examples of Good Practices being implemented, it nevertheless must be pointed out that this approach is not yet ...

Author: Andreas Kagermeier 

Year: 2016 

17 Think Tank XVI Tourists’ attitude towards and willingness to pay for ... file 4184 Jul 02, 2016

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Author: Isabel Lissner & Marius Mayer 

Year: 2016 

16 Think Tank XVI Assessing the sustainability reporting of a JSE compan... file 4290 Jul 02, 2016

The world is changing into a place where broader spectra of responsibilities are now being embraced. A significant realisation has grown throughout the world that the Earth’s natural resources are scarce. Industrialisation and economic grow...

Author: Candice Hunter & Kevin Mearns 

Year: 2016 

15 Think Tank XVI Reaching the hard to reach: CSR and employee engagemen... file 4373 Jul 02, 2016

As the duties and behaviour of organizations within the tourism industry evolve to accommodate expectations of pro-sustainable business change, so too does the role and responsibility of employees within these organisations. As key actors i...

Author: Kelsy Hejjas, Caroline Scarles & Graham Miller 

Year: 2016 

14 Think Tank XVI Adoption and diffusion of sustainability in tourism an... file 4425 Jul 02, 2016

This study explores why family firms adopt social and ecological policies that go beyond regulations, which includes hard (e.g., law; Berrone et al., 2010) or soft (e.g., certificates; Rivera, 2002) regulations. To accomplish this, the stud...

Author: Johanna Zanon, Andreas Kallmuenzer, William Nikolakis & Mike Peters 

Year: 2016 

13 Think Tank XVI Third sector organisations and stakeholders in tourism... file 4612 Jul 02, 2016

This paper identifies and explains roles, functions and structures in visitor management of protected areas in nature-based tourism in New Zealand. Establishing the benefits and disadvantages arising from the implementation of any particula...

Author: Julia N. Albrecht 

Year: 2016 

12 Think Tank XVI Crowdsourcing – New Ways of an efficient Corporate Soc... file 4723 Jul 02, 2016

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Corporate Sustainability (CS) play a more and more crucial role in the development of hotel business. A study of the French hotel company Accor shows, that sustainability is a determining factor of ...

Author: Matthias Straub 

Year: 2016 

11 Think Tank XVI Towards Sustainable Tourism: Whatfactors most influenc... file 5026 Jul 02, 2016

Tourism is a major activity for some Mediterranean economies. While the growth of tourism over the last few decades has had many positive effects, it has also harmed the environment when this growth has not been planned in a sustainable way...

Author: Arayeh Afsordegan, Mar Vila, NúriaAgell, Mónica Sánchez 

Year: 2016 

10 Think Tank XVI Communicating sustainability values of wine producers file 5109 Jul 02, 2016

This paper examines visual design language used in the New Zealand wine industry to communicate values of sustainability. The contribution critically discusses how industry values are physically manifested in and communicated through imager...

Author: Tobias Danielmeier 

Year: 2016 

9 Think Tank XVI Responsible High Performance Sport Travel – Opportunit... file 5125 Jul 02, 2016

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Author: Kerstin Heuwinkel 

Year: 2016 

8 Think Tank XVI The Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility: An ove... file 5217 Jul 02, 2016

In the tourism industry, whilst some companies have taken active steps towards Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), others are yet to adopt a responsible approaching to business. According to Betz (2010), CSR is a relatively new concept i...

Author: Susanne Reimann & Sandro Carnicelli 

Year: 2016 

7 Think Tank XVI Navigating Evolving Global Trends in Financial Crime: ... file 5396 Jul 02, 2016

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Author: Verity Anne Greenwood 

Year: 2016 

6 Think Tank XVI Tourists vs Tour operators Preferences for CSR Policie... file 5406 Jul 02, 2016

There is an increasing concern for environmental and social issues among international travelers. As a consequence, many tourist corporations have been exploring the implementation of Social Responsibility (SR) policies as a tool to gain co...

Author: Jorge E. Araña, Gianluca Goffi & Carmelo J. León 

Year: 2016 

5 Think Tank XVI SWOT Analysis of Social Entrepreneurship in Enterprises file 5438 Jul 02, 2016

Social Enterprise is known as a non-profit action aiming social benefits. Social entrepreneurship, on the other hand, is social actions which create permanent and sustainable values by offering innovative perspectives to find solutions fors...

Author: Sema Alimoğlu Özkan & Ali Şükrü Çetinkaya 

Year: 2016 

4 Think Tank XVI The Act of Giving – Understanding CSR in Myanmar in a ... file 6126 Jul 02, 2016

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Author: Nicole Häusler & Kathrin Dischereit 

Year: 2016 

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