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  1. Tourism for All - Manabi-tai

    as representations to stakeholders in the tourism industry. After 12 years of existence, Tourism for All had over

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  2. “Welcoming Ways” - Training sessions on customer services for travellers with disabilities and seniors persons

    . There are several modules available. The basic training is a three-hour course for 12 to 18 individuals... is certified by Emploi Québec and by the Conseil québécois de ressources humaines en tourisme

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  3. Setting a Research Agenda for Accessible Tourism

    On 12 July 2005, a Sustainable Tourism Cooperative Research centre Research workshop was held at the New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development, titled Setting a Research Agenda for Disability and Tourism. The Australia-wide workshop involved key academic researchers, industry

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  4. Welcome to the Greek AUTONOMIA EXPO 2009

    for Accessible Tourism in Greece", taking place in the EXPO Conference Room on Sunday 17 May from 12

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  5. Summer Holidays? Don't Forget Your Camera. The ENAT Photo Competition is On!

    Tourism Destinations" We will need 12 excellent shots - one for each month of the year. You might

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  6. UK Tourism Firms Encouraged to Improve Accessibility

    of considering people with access needs, who in the year to June 2009 have accounted for 12% of all overnight

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  7. Presentation of the Accessibility Guide of Sports Infrastructure for People with Reduced Mobility

    décembre 2009 à 12 h HALL D’HONNEUR Entrée Tribune 1 – Rez-de-chaussée Stade Roi Baudouin / Koning

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  8. The Semiotics of Accessibility and the Cultural Construction of Disability

    " by a culture through denial of a person's abilities or "enabled" and empowered. 12 pages. (Contains 11

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  9. Disability Awareness

    12 HOUSING 13 TRANSPORT 14 ACCESS TO LEISURE ACTIVITIES 15 TERMINOLOGY 15 USEFUL ORGANISATIONS 16

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  10. Easy does it - Simple, low-cost changes to benefit you and your visitors

    This 12 page brochure breaks down the visitor journey into six stages, from attracting the visitor to book to once they have returned home. 'Easy does it’ is packed full of ideas that are simple and low-cost, including the provision of easy to find information. Improved accessibility benefits

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