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Taylor W. Bailey; James J. Tanoos – Journal of International Students, 2025
Shifts in attitudes toward tourism management have permeated the literature on consumer behavior since the COVID-19 pandemic. Marketing strategies have targeted young people because, in an increasingly digital social world, global travel is especially appealing to this demographic, which feels a sense of isolation exacerbated by the pandemic.…
Descriptors: Cultural Awareness, North Americans, Overseas Employment, COVID-19
Cook-Craig, Patricia G.; Lane, Karen G.; Siebold, Wendi L. – Journal of Family Social Work, 2010
Rural, frontier, and geographically isolated communities face unique challenges associated with ensuring that they are equal partners in capacity-building and prevention planning processes at the state and local level despite barriers that can inhibit participation. By their nature, rural, frontier, and geographically isolated communities and…
Descriptors: Family Violence, Prevention, Rural Areas, Program Development
Simpson, Lyn; Daws, Leonie; Wood, Leanne – Journal of Vocational Education & Training, 2002
To overcome barriers to participation in small business training faced by rural Australian women, training needs and delivery issues were identified and a good practice matrix was developed with the following components: marketing, content, delivery, support, impact, and innovation. Underlying principles included unique needs, diversity, use of…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Females, Foreign Countries, Geographic Isolation

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