diplomsko delo
Urška Bider (Author), Vita Marušič (Reviewer), Alenka Plemelj Mohorič (Mentor), Mateja Dovjak (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Uvod: Turizem je ena od pomembnih okupacij oseb z zmanjšano zmožnostjo. Zmanjšana zmožnost je lahko pri nekom trajna in ga spremlja celo življenje, vsakdo pa je lahko začasno funkcionalno oviran v določenem obdobju življenja in tudi v takšnem stanju si želi aktivno (so)delovati v svojem okolju. V dostopnem turizmu ima ključno vlogo univerzalno oblikovano okolje, ki omogoča izvajanje in vključenost trajno ali začasno funkcionalno oviranim osebam. Zanimala nas je univerzalna dostopnost zeliščarske poti po Zgornji Savinjski dolini, zato smo se odločili za analizo dostopnosti vanjo vključenih turističnih točk. Namen: Na podlagi zakonskih zahtev, priporočil in ogleda dejanskega stanja smo analizirali dostopnost objektov in okolja v omenjenem turističnem produktu. Po smernicah in načelih univerzalnega oblikovanja smo nato predlagali potencialne prilagoditve za dva univerzalno dostopna turistična objekta. Metode dela: S pomočjo ocenjevalnega instrumenta za oceno univerzalne dostopnosti okolja smo opravili ogled dejanskega stanja turističnih znamenitosti ter primerjavo z zakonskimi zahtevami in priporočili na področju univerzalnega načrtovanja. Na osnovi ugotovitev smo po vzorcu šestih korakov univerzalnega načrtovanja izdelali predlog potencialne prilagoditve dveh postojank. Rezultati: Največ univerzalno dostopnih elementov smo zaznali v novejših objektih, vendar nobena od turističnih točk ni povsem univerzalno dostopna. Poleg fizične nedostopnosti je opazno splošno pomanjkanje univerzalno dostopnih informacij. Predlog univerzalnega oblikovanja po šestih korakih vsebuje potencialne prilagoditve na področju fizične in informacijske dostopnosti: ureditev utrjenih dostopnih poti, namestitev protizdrsnih trakov, zapis informacij v lahkem branju, povečani in kontrastni pisavi ter postavitev tablic z imeni rastlin v brajici. Razprava in zaključek: Nedostopnost turistične ponudbe v Zgornji Savinjski dolini ni izjema, saj v Sloveniji ni lahko najti turistične ponudbe, prilagojene vsem vrstam zmanjšanih zmožnosti. Univerzalno načrtovanje po šestih korakih je primerno za aplikacijo na vseh stopnjah načrtovanja dostopnega okolja, saj z njim ustvarimo okolje, ki je uporabno in dostopno za vse ljudi, ne glede na njihove zmožnosti. Delovni terapevt se zaveda, da sta vključevanje in sodelovanje v okupaciji turizma tudi za uporabnike z zmanjšano zmožnostjo izjemnega pomena, saj pripomoreta k številnim pozitivnim izkušnjam in občutkom.

Keywords

diplomska dela;delovna terapija;dostopni turizem;oblikovanje za vse;osebe z zmanjšano zmožnostjo;

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Language: Slovenian
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Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UL ZF - University College of Health Studies
Publisher: [U. Bider]
UDC: 615.8
COBISS: 61070083 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Universal design of an Integral tourism product of herbal heritage
Secondary abstract: Introduction: Tourism is an important occupation for people with disabilities. For some, reduced capability can be permanent and accompany them their whole life. However, during a certain period of life anyone can be temporarily impaired and in such a state wants to (co)operate in their environment. In accessible tourism, a universally designed environment plays a key role, enabling the implementation and inclusion of the permanently or temporarily functionally impaired. We were interested in the universal accessibility of the herbal route in the Upper Savinja valley, so we decided to analyse the accessibility of the tourist spots included in it. Purpose: Based on legal requirements, recommendations and a review of the actual situation, we analysed the accessibility of facilities and the environment included in the mentioned tourist product. Following the guidelines and principles of universal design, we then proposed potential adaptations for two universally accessible tourist facilities. Methods of work: With the assistance of the assessment instrument for the assessment of universal accessibility of the environment, we performed an inspection of the actual state of tourist attractions and a comparison with legal requirements and recommendations in the field of universal planning. Based on the findings, we made a proposal for the potential adaptation of the two stations based on a sample of six steps of universal planning. Results: Most universally accessible elements were found in newer facilities, however we concluded none of the tourist spots are completely universally accessible. In addition to physical inaccessibility, there is a general lack of universally available information. The six-step universal design proposal contains potential adjustments in the field of physical and informational accessibility: arranging paved access routes, installing anti-slip strips, recording information in easy reading, enlarged and contrasting fonts, as well as placing braille nameplates for plants. Discussion and conclusion: Unavailability of the tourist offer in the Upper Savinja valley is no exception, as it is not easy to find a tourist offer in Slovenia adapted to all types of reduced abilities. Universal six-step planning is suitable for application in all stages of planning an accessible environment, as it creates an environment that is useful and accessible to all people, regardless of their capabilities. The occupational therapist is also aware that involvement and participation in the occupation of tourism is extremely important for users with reduced capacity, as it contributes to many positive experiences and feelings.
Secondary keywords: diploma theses;occupational therapy;accessible tourism;design for all;people with disabilities;
Type (COBISS): Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Zdravstvena fak., Oddelek za delovno terapijo
Pages: 38 str., [17] str. pril.
ID: 12819597