Universal Design, Development, and Inclusive Tourism (Spanish)

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De la revista Rèport Amèricas:


Part I: Part II: Rèport Amèricas. Impresiones New Gate Media Editorial Turística, Año VI, edición Nº 167. Pp. 4 y 5.

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