AccessibleEU European Event – Accessible Tourism: Harnessing the benefits of inclusive destinations for companies and people
AccedsibleEU and UN Tourism banner announcement for the FITUR 2025 event, 23 January, Madrid, Spain
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UN Tourism and the European Accessibility Resource Centre are joining forces at FITUR 2025 Spanish Tourism Fair to find solutions to make travel and tourism more inclusive and accessible.
We consider tourism to be the driving force behind the economies of many countries. Taking accessibility into account means an increase in the sector’s opportunities, since it will be possible to reach a segment of the market that, despite the progress made, is still in need of greater consideration.
The seminar will raise awareness about specific tools geared towards the implementation of Design for All and Universal Accessibility principles.
Organised by AccessibleEU and UN Tourism in collaboration with the European Network for Accessible Tourism (ENAT), Fundación ONCE and Ilunion Accesibilidad.
When?
Thursday 23 January 2025, 10:00 - 13:15 (CET)
How to participate?
Hybrid event: you can attend onsite or online!
Access to the workshop will be free of cost.
Where?
IFEMA, North Conference Centre, Room N117+N118, Madrid. How to get there.
Access to the workshop will be free of cost. There is no need to purchase a FITUR ticket to attend the event.
Language
English
Accessibility
Accessible venue, captioning in English, interpretation in Spanish and interpretation in International Sign System (ISS).
Free registration
Register at the EU Survey page
Programme
Download the Concept Note and Final Agenda (updated 20/1/2025) from the Downloads section of this page.
More event information: FITUR 2025
About AccessibleEU
The European Accessibility Resource Centre (AccessibleEU) is one of the key initiatives proposed in the European Commission’s Strategy for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2021-2030.
The consortium which works on this Project is formed by ENAT, EASPD, University Johannes Kepler Linz, UNE and led by Fundación ONCE.
