CLIMATE THERAPY AS A TOURISTIC PRODUCT TYPE

Today, being healthy is strongly associated with quality of life, and the air quality and climate comfort become more important. With the Major Health Reform that was put into effect in 2000 in Germany, the illness-oriented perspective was replaced with a health-based approach. Although the use of t...

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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:c43bb94a6ef04f5c81ab97d53e3dcd772021-11-24T09:20:33ZCLIMATE THERAPY AS A TOURISTIC PRODUCT TYPE2148-416310.29228/JASSS.50889https://doaj.org/article/c43bb94a6ef04f5c81ab97d53e3dcd772021-07-01T00:00:00Zhttps://jasstudies.com/index.jsp?mod=tammetin&makaleadi=b7a242f5-1267-4a31-91e4-83503736afa4.pdf&key=50889https://doaj.org/toc/2148-4163Today, being healthy is strongly associated with quality of life, and the air quality and climate comfort become more important. With the Major Health Reform that was put into effect in 2000 in Germany, the illness-oriented perspective was replaced with a health-based approach. Although the use of thermal water therapies has increased in recent years, the climate (air)-based therapies have not yet been used in Turkey. These therapies that are performed by using the climate, which is of vital importance, contribute to increased quality of life, and they also protect and enhance the public health. From this viewpoint, it is aimed to review and analyze the climate therapy practices that are common in Germany and Austria, to discuss current status of climate therapy, to form a general framework through the findings, and to call the attention of practitioners and academics to the importance of this subject in Turkey. It is also aimed to encourage sustainable initiatives for economic development in rural areas and for prevention of immigration by preserving-using the natural resources that are already in hand for rapidly-growing health tourism in Turkey. In the study, descriptive research method was used. The data were retrieved from secondary sources about climate therapy studies and applications, and relevant websites. As a result of this study, it was observed that climate therapy has not yet been used in Turkey, and it was suggested that the climate therapy centers in Germany and Austria may be taken as examples, and these models may be implemented in cities with critical air pollution levels. It is predicted that Medical Ecology and Hydroclimatology Departments in Medical Schools and the tourism industry may collaborate on this matter.Aysel KAYAMehmet Han ERGÜVENFırat Universityarticlehealth tourismclimate cureclimate therapymedical ecology and hydroclimatologytouristic productSocial SciencesHSocial sciences (General)H1-99DEENFRTRJournal of Academic Social Science Studies , Vol 14, Iss 85, Pp 419-430 (2021)
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topic health tourism
climate cure
climate therapy
medical ecology and hydroclimatology
touristic product
Social Sciences
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Social sciences (General)
H1-99
spellingShingle health tourism
climate cure
climate therapy
medical ecology and hydroclimatology
touristic product
Social Sciences
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Social sciences (General)
H1-99
Aysel KAYA
Mehmet Han ERGÜVEN
CLIMATE THERAPY AS A TOURISTIC PRODUCT TYPE
description Today, being healthy is strongly associated with quality of life, and the air quality and climate comfort become more important. With the Major Health Reform that was put into effect in 2000 in Germany, the illness-oriented perspective was replaced with a health-based approach. Although the use of thermal water therapies has increased in recent years, the climate (air)-based therapies have not yet been used in Turkey. These therapies that are performed by using the climate, which is of vital importance, contribute to increased quality of life, and they also protect and enhance the public health. From this viewpoint, it is aimed to review and analyze the climate therapy practices that are common in Germany and Austria, to discuss current status of climate therapy, to form a general framework through the findings, and to call the attention of practitioners and academics to the importance of this subject in Turkey. It is also aimed to encourage sustainable initiatives for economic development in rural areas and for prevention of immigration by preserving-using the natural resources that are already in hand for rapidly-growing health tourism in Turkey. In the study, descriptive research method was used. The data were retrieved from secondary sources about climate therapy studies and applications, and relevant websites. As a result of this study, it was observed that climate therapy has not yet been used in Turkey, and it was suggested that the climate therapy centers in Germany and Austria may be taken as examples, and these models may be implemented in cities with critical air pollution levels. It is predicted that Medical Ecology and Hydroclimatology Departments in Medical Schools and the tourism industry may collaborate on this matter.
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title_short CLIMATE THERAPY AS A TOURISTIC PRODUCT TYPE
title_full CLIMATE THERAPY AS A TOURISTIC PRODUCT TYPE
title_fullStr CLIMATE THERAPY AS A TOURISTIC PRODUCT TYPE
title_full_unstemmed CLIMATE THERAPY AS A TOURISTIC PRODUCT TYPE
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