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111. Advantages of Membership

     to demonstrate a certain “accessibility standard”, in order to join. Associate members can become

     Published At 12/06/2007
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112. Projects and Good Practices

     The tourism sector already has many examples of good practice which are helping to making travel and tourism accessible for all. These examples must be better known and used by the industry in order to bring about innovation and improvements on a wider scale. The cases shown on these pages

     Published At 22/06/2007
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113. ENAT Code of Good Conduct

     infrastructure, products, services and information, using a ‘design-for-all’ approach, in order to remove

     Published At 12/09/2009
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114. Projects

     on the areas of built environment, transport, information and communication technologies in order

     Published At 24/09/2009
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115. Home

     . For Destinations In order to be a truly inclusive and accessible destination, those who are responsible

     Published At 13/11/2013
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116. ENAT Inaugural General Meeting - Report

     of the reports are available in limited numbers to ENAT Members, free of charge. Please place your order

     Published At 11/05/2006
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117. Beach Access for All

     beaches. MOBI-MAT has joined the European Network of Accessible Tourism in order to spread the word

     Published At 02/04/2007
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118. Travelling, Volunteering and Learning Activities Generating Employment for the over 55s

     an elderly –friendly low-cost guide book in order to facilitate older people’s mobility in the EU

     Published At 17/07/2007
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119. Build for All - Construire pour Tous Project: Guidelines for Procurement of Accessible Buildings and Infrastructure

     stakeholder groups at European and national level in order to promote sustainable dialogue and systematic

     Published At 29/10/2007
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120. Happy Tourist

     didactics and material to the needs of PSN, in order to enhance the PSN´s employability in the touristic

     Published At 30/10/2007
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