In today's world, the inclusion of people with mobility impairments in the tourism industry remains (too) big a challenge. We discovered this while researching the topic when Dom Dva topola from Izola approached us, aiming to shift the general perception from a rehabilitation-holiday home to a tourist resort for everyone. The idea to present accessibility as an exclusive advantage emerged from understanding the relationships, needs, and trends in accessible tourism, as defined in de la Fuente Robles' study. Thus, Floramare Health Resort was born, addressing the key challenge with an ambitious project of comprehensive graphic and communication renovation, which not only emphasizes accessibility but celebrates inclusivity. Our commitment to creating a space where everyone can enjoy without limitations stems from thorough research and understanding of the needs of all guests.

The clash of opinions and interests between the local community and its leadership is always a challenge, and it was no different in the project of building Stolp Kristal in Rogaška Slatina. Despite initial concerns, the tower represents an important additional tourist attraction, which will serve as a new magnet for visitors to the destination. This is supported by Destefanis' case study, which explores the development of cultural tourism and its impact on local communities in southern Italy, concluding that the creation and development of cultural landmarks to attract tourists positively affect the living conditions of the local community, not only due to increased availability of funds but also due to a change in the mindset of the residents.