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  1. VisitEngland Introduces "One-Step-Ahead" Access Label for Accommodation Sector

    and tourismforall.org.uk as accessible accommodation. Following the classification system used in the UK

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  2. New Zealand Winter Games Make History

    system will be separate under FIS (Federation International de Ski) and IPC (International Paralympic

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  3. New 'Code of Good Conduct' in Accessible Tourism for ENAT Members

    to personnel in disability awareness and having a system in place to respond to complaints

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  4. User Survey on Accessibility Information for Tourism Venues

    As part of a University of Surrey research study on accessible tourism, ENAT members and readers are asked to take part in an on-line survey. The research is being conducted as part of the ‘User Requirements and Technology Acceptance of an Information Tourism System: The Disability Case’ project

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  5. Counting down 1,000 days to go to the Paralympic Games, London 2012

    London prepares the venues, transport system and accommodation for athletes, officials and visitors

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  6. ECQA Guide

    , and manufacturing) of certified professions. The current system provides a computer supported infrastructure

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  7. Accessible Air Travel. CAA Review Report

    groups in Manchester and Bristol, their opinions on the practical ways of making the system work

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  8. Third EU Calypso Meeting Facilitating Exchanges in Cross-Border Social Tourism

    a presentation at Baile Felix, proposing for a system of EU-wide technical support on accessibility

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  9. Diada Project: "Tourism for all" training

    Developing and introducing a new training approach in the tourism sector - "Tourism for all". (European Union funded project). The main goal of the DIADA project is creating and implementing a new training system designed for the whole tourism industry and engaging in it the disabled people

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  10. 35 Vodaphone Stores Receive the AENOR Accessibility Certificate

    Vodafone España has been awarded the Universal Accessibility Management System Certificate for 35 of its stores. The certificate has been granted against Standard UNE 170001-2:2007 by the Spanish Association for Standardisation and Certification (AENOR). This way, Vodafone España has become

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