Guideline for Promoting Active Ageing to be a Health Tourism Guide: Ageing’s Perspective, a Case Study of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province
Keywords:
Promoting active ageing, Ageing guide, Health tourism, Qualitative researchAbstract
This qualitative research aims to develop a guideline for promoting active ageing to be a health tourism guide. The participants in a focus group were comprised of 13 ageing living in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya. A personnel data questionnaire and semi-structured interview named “guideline for promoting active ageing to be a health tourism guide interview” with content validity index 1 were used for collecting data. Analyze personal data using statistics, percentage, mean, standard deviation while content analysis was used for the qualitative data. The result revealed that HAS model consisting of promoting health, application (technology, communication skill), social participation (social network and security).
This study supports that HAS model should be applied to promote active ageing become a health tourism guide.
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