The sympathy of the tour guide with tourists with autism disorder (An analytical study)
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https://doi.org/10.31272/jae.i136.1155Keywords:
tour guide, unified disorder, tourism for people with disabilitiesAbstract
The meaning of guidance in a simple way is to guide a human being to another human being، it means taking the second hand towards a specific goal and reaching this goal easily and easily، without problems and at the lowest cost، following the easiest and shortest paths and providing him during this journey what helps him to reach the goal.
The tourist trip is the appropriate opportunity that can be invested in strengthening the direction of integrating people with special needs with ordinary people، because they are in the first place human beings، and when they engage in the activities of the tourist trip، the differences between them dissolve، especially if these activities suit all of them and the integration refers to the safe presence within the activities of the trip Tourism in terms of religious، social، health and psychological aspects of people with special needs، including people with autism disorder .During the trip، the guide must show his willingness to help the tourist in broader areas of tourist guidance، that is، the guide’s willingness to help is clear in actions and words and to sympathize with people of this category so that he can understand them. the main question of the study arose، which is (How does the tour guide sympathize with tourists with autism during the tourist trip?)، The study aimed to clarify who are the people who suffer from autism disorder and what are the methods that the tour guide must adopt during his dealings with tourists from these category، The study concluded that the participation of people with autism disorder in recreational activities is linked to positive development and physical and mental entertainment for them، and contributes to the development of social relations، in addition to the importance of tourism and sports activities and their effective impact on health، social interaction and self-confidence، and The importance of the positive sympathy of the tour guide with these people for the success of their tourist trip.
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