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  1. Access Israel's 13th International Webinar on Accessible Tourism 2023

    : benefits of standardization 18:45 – Lioz Amar, Founder and CEO, Travaxy - Transforming travel sellers

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  2. Air Travel: report exposes multiple barriers for passengers with disabilities

    Airlines, Ryanair and Aer Lingus. Some airlines also potentially breach EU law. While there is still

    25%

  3. Reuters: Airbnb Acquires Accomable To Offer Home Rentals For Disabled Travelers

    at hotels was inaccurate. “You’d turn up to places and the shower was tiny or there was a step to get

    23%

  4. Accessible Travel Phrasebook

    via mobile devices, laptops and tablets. The tiny useful pocketbook comes with phrases in 35

    21%

  5. European Commission Coordinated Economic Response To The COVID-19 Outbreak

    Image of Corona virus under electron microscope Brussels, 13 March 2019. COVID-19, commonly known as the Coronavirus, is a severe public health emergency for citizens, societies and economies. Having spread from China, the pandemic has now provoked infections in all Member States. The European

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  6. European Tourism Sector Demands Urgent Supportive Measures to Reduce Devastating Impact of COVID-19

    shortages, including funds made available by the EU through the Corona Response Investment Initiative

    17%

  7. Accessibility Guidelines for Small Aircraft. Services for persons with disabilities on aircraft with 29 and fewer passenger seats.

    of various aids and service animals, what to do if a person’s mobility aid is damaged or lost, and tips

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  8. European Disability Card approved by the European Parliament – only bureaucratic hurdle remains

    assistance animals Eligibility criteria The new European disability card will be issued

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  9. World Quality Programme

    the organisation will be guided, through the Quality Programme, to maintain its certification or, ideally

    6%

  10. Intercity coach : the “To Accompany” card

    of the agreement. The QBOA has launched a wide-scale effort to maintain the support of participating

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