To address the problem of understanding the impact of augmented reality technology on tourism and how it can benefit diverse user groups, a solution can be to conduct a comprehensive study of existing research, coupled with co-creating solutions with a wide range of users with diverse issues. By incorporating human-centered design principles, the solutions can be tailored to meet the specific needs and preferences of different user groups, resulting in more accessible and inclusive tourism experiences. This approach will ensure that the research is inclusive, practical, and effective in improving the user experience while also keeping pace with the rapid development of augmented reality technology.