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  1. City of Sozopol, Bulgaria

    town, Sozopol is the successor of the Greek colony Apollonia Pontica which was founded in 611 BC

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  2. Can we use the ENAT logo in our advertising or publicity?

    to the Logos and Banners page. There are different files for Web publishing and for high resolution... questions about downloading or using the ENAT logos and banners.

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  3. Invitation to International Congress on Accessible Cruise Destinations, Valencia, Spain

    in PDF format. Organisers' Logos Partners' logos Co-organisers of the Congress: PREDIF, Accessible

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  4. Welcome to the Greek Autonomia EXPO 2008!

    ) or the free transport service provided by the minibuses of OASA by calling (from Greece) the number

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  5. Conference: All Inclusive - Air Traffic Provides Economic Opportunities for All

    are an accessible cabin to deliver, such as on-board chair, storage space (folding wheelchair

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  6. AccessibleEU Greece - Smart and Inclusive Cities: Services for All Citizens and Visitors

    & Environment Department of the OASA – Athens Urban Transport Organization - Best Practices: The recent

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  7. European Parliament Tourism Intergroup Hosts Meeting on Impact of Global Recession

    with a fall of minus 3% in Europe, which is set to continue in 2009. Mr. Harald Weidenhofer, EFFAT

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  8. Code of practice on accessibility of public services and information provided by public bodies (Ireland)

    do not fall within the scope of this code of practice. These will be dealt with separately

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  9. European Seminar: Accessibility - a new challenge for inclusive tourism

    6 November 2012, Treviso, Italy. Europe is the most important tourism region, both as a destination and as a source. In spite of the steady fall in its market share over the last ten years, as a consequence of the dramatic growth of very dynamic regions like Asia and the global economic crisis

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  10. Special Issue: The Future of Accessible Tourism. Journal of Tourism Futures

    can fall under one or more of the following indicative areas: Inclusive Destinations Accessible

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