英文摘要 |
Health problem accompanied by global trend of aging population’s participation in travel is a hot spot for elder-related industries, especially in the tourism fields. Due to the potential ''gaps'' related to food, lodging, movement, recreation, shopping and entertainment during a trip, senior citizens’ original health problems might get worse or induced. The potential gaps related health problems are evident in aspect of daily dietary during a trip; therefore a circumstance of providing good dietary could be highly based on the knowledge of gaps. This study discussed the existing and potential gaps might be in physical, psychological, social aspects that occur in eating during travel, and leveraged free-listing, focused interview for data collection. ANTHROPAC program was used for analysis. Among 100 valid subjects, senior citizen with hypertensive disease is the most popular population (43), and subjects with diabetes, cardiovascular diseases are next in line. The resulting salience index (also called Smith’s S) of listings shows the psychological aspect related gaps occur at the highest frequency, and the social aspect related gaps show lower frequency, while the gaps highly related to senior citizen occur at very low listing frequency. The personal physical aspect related gaps from the review include lacking of regular diet preferences, supply of light diet or not, supply of special diet or not, adequate back supplies when meal missing, and personal ambiguity about disease diet cognition. |