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Social Tourism in Greece: A Brief History of Development from the Interwar Years to the Covid-19 Era -- 2. Social Tourism in Mexico: Evolution, Challenges and Future Development -- 3. Challenges and Opportunities for Development of Social Tourism in Finland -- 4. Benefits of Social Tourism Programmes for Seniors: The Case of the INATEL Foundation in Portugal -- 5. Social Tourism Programmes for Seniors: The Case Study of Slovenia -- 6. Social Tourism for Seniors in Spain: An Example to be Followed? -- 7. 'We need a vacation': Social Tourism Initiatives for Low-Income Families with Children with Disabilities -- 8. Disabled Children as Legitimate Research Participants: A Topic Omitted from Tourism Research? -- 9. 'The best holidays I ever had': The Benefits of Social Tourism Programmes for Children at Risk of Poverty and Social Exclusion -- 10. The Financial Accessibility of Children's Camps: A French Challenge to Renew Their Popularity -- 11. Social Tourism for Low-Income Families: Challenges and Practical Implications in Pursuing Social Innovation -- 12. What, and Who, is Social Tourism? The Roles of the Public, Private and Voluntary Sector in Social Tourism Provision in Flanders, Belgium -- 13. Social Tourism Policies: Critical Reflections -- Conclusion: Social Tourism - Global Challenges and Approaches in the Future -- Index -- Backcover. 330 $aSocial tourism is the practice of offering programmes, events and activities to enable all population groups to enjoy tourism. 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