A BARRIER-FREE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACCESSIBLE TOURISM: DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN EXPERIENCE by N. Ofitserova, O. Solntseva, J. Tsunaeva

“…The review of foreign and domestic objects lead to the conclusion that an integrated approach should be adopted, involving the creation of an appropriate hotel infrastructure, as well as urban, transport, etc. …”
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The Impact of Convention and Exhibition Industry on Regional Economic Development Based on Grey Relational Model by Xiaoning Yang

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A Case of Chronic Pancreatic Insufficiency Due to Valproic Acid in a Child by Mary Anne Cooper, Aubrey Groll

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Adoption of renewable energy innovations among hoteliers in Portugal by Luís Silva

“…This article examines the owners ­­­­and/or managers perceptions and attitudes towards the adoption of renewable energy innovations in hotels in Portugal, as well as the factors that affect the adoption. …”
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Turismo en Mallorca by Macià Blázquez Salom

“…Growthism, in Jason Hickle's apt definition, perpetuates this model as a solution to the contradictions inherent in capitalism, which are expressed in the form of crises such as those we are suffering as a result of the speculative financialization of the hotel industry (the Blackstone investment fund is now the largest hotel owner in Spain), the climate emergency or the worsening of social inequality. …”
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Transition to Virtual Care Services during COVID-19 at Canadian Pain Clinics: Survey and Future Recommendations by Victoria Borg Debono, Samuel Neumark, Norman Buckley, Ramesh Zacharias, Eleni Hapidou, Jennifer Anthonypillai, Susy Faria, Carrie-Lynn Meyer, Thomas Carter, Nadia Parker, Brenda Lau, Emmanuel Abreu, Scott Duggan, Etienne Bisson, Josie Pierre, Regina Visca, Patricia Poulin

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L’accueil des laïcs dans les monastères (ve-ixe siècle), d’après les règles monastiques by Michèle Gaillard

“…Through the monastic rules, written between the fifth and the ninth century, we perceive little concrete data about specific buildings reserved for the reception of laymen in the monasteries; two topographic data are intangible: on the one hand, we have an hotel reserved for people from outside the community and on the other hand we find a strictly limited space for the monastic community. …”
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The specifics of innovation in tourism in the new normal by N. A. Zamyatina, A. V. Zbarskaya

“…The choice of precedent sources of professional and thematic aspect of linguistic knowledge is subject to the principles of integration teaching and functional conditionality for further realisation of activity-communicative needs of future specialists in international hotel-tourism business. The research findings in changing tourism business models and terminology are packed in a cumulative matrix of impact factors, newly formed customer segments and emerging business models.…”
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Tirofiban-Induced Thrombocytopenia Occurring with Crohn’s Disease by Toni Ibrahim, Fady El Karak, Assem Araji, Elie El Rassy

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L’Ex-voto de la salle des femmes by Élisabeth Meunier

“…Cette phrase résume bien l’esprit du texte, puisque le discours de l’œuvre est miroir de la mission des Hospitalières de l’Hôtel-Dieu, et par le fait même de leur musée. L’objet devient ainsi particulièrement important pour l’institution elle-même, bien plus que pour le public. …”
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Изменение лингвистического ландщафта городов России: ономастическая категоризацуия by Антонина Щербак

“…Among such names are title names and onyms (for example, the shops “Pyaterochka” and “Don Zhuan” or the grand hotel “Europe”). The language of the modern Russian town shows that onomastic terminology is of foreign origin, which is testimony to the fact that the sphere of object naming in post-Soviet times is free from ideological control. …”
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DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES OF THE RUSSIAN TOURIST-RECREATIONAL COMPLEX by N. Korolev

“…The main tasks facing the tourist and recreational complex of Russia with a view to making it a highly profitable branch of the national economy of Russia were revealed: developing the infrastructure component of the Russian tourist complex, improving the quality of hotel and tourist services, and promoting Russia as a tourist center on the world tourism market. …”
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Vaginal Myomectomy for a Thirteen-Centimeter Anterior Myoma by Bruno Deval, Pascal Rousset, Salma Kayani

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Félix-Archimède Pouchet, professeur de sciences naturelles de Flaubert by Maryline Coquidé

“…Firmly settled in Rouen, Félix Pouchet was in turn: Docteur Achille Flaubert’s pupil at the Hôtel Dieu, founder of the Natural History Museum and Gustave Flaubert’s professor at the Collège Royal. …”
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Una geografía de la gentrificación en el centro histórico de Palma (Mallorca, España). Turismo y elitización social by Jesús M. González Pérez

“…The aim of this paper is to study the process of gentrification in Palma’s old quarter, using four main indicators: demographic (the foreign population), tourist-related (hotels and holiday homes) and economic (income per household and the real estate market). …”
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Colorectal Cancer Screening: Physicians’ Knowledge of Risk Assessment and Guidelines, Practice, and Description of Barriers and Facilitators by Maida J Sewitch, Pascal Burtin, Martin Dawes, Mark Yaffe, Linda Snell, Mark Roper, Patrizia Zanelli, Alan Pavilanis

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Confort et hygiène dans la haute société européenne (1854-1937) by Magali Lacousse

“…This analysis is followed by a closer examination of some representative examples, the private town houses of the Masurels, at Roubaix, the Trévarez château, the Crillon hotel and the Farnborough Hill house, in England.…”
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Extending measurement range for three-dimensional structured light imaging with digital exponential fringe pattern by Abel, Kamagara

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Systematic Approach toward the Clinical Diagnosis of Functional Dyspepsia by Pierre Paré

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THE MATRIX OF COMPETENCIES AS A TOOL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP BACHELOR EDUCATION by Yu. B. RUBIN, M. V. LEDNEV, D. P. MOZHZHUKHIN

“…Since there are no special state educational standards in the sphere of entrepreneurship education, the universities have to work out their own educational programs within such fields of study as ‘Management’, ‘Economics’, ‘Business Informatics’, ‘Innovation Studies’, ‘Tourism’, ‘Trade Business’, ‘Hotel Industry’, and even ‘Metallurgy’. The paper critically views the matrix of entrepreneurial competencies worked out on the basis of Federal State Educational Standard for Bachelors in Management and analyzes the limitations and shortcomings of this approach. …”
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