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111. Access to Culture: Examples of Good Practices Throughout Europe

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     Published At 28/06/2010
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112. Preparation of a new EU Disability Strategy 2010-2020. Summary of the main outcomes of the public consultation

     ; Freedom and dignity); 4. Governance issues; 5. The role of the European Union 6. Any other remarks

     Published At 06/07/2010
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113. Europe, the world's No 1 tourist destination. A new political framework for tourism in Europe, 2010

     tourist destination. Quote from page 5 (Challenges) "Another significant challenge relates

     Published At 06/07/2010
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114. Magnetic Europe: Big plans for tourism industry

     , told a news conference. Tourism generates more than 5% of the EU’s GDP. The industry employs about

     Published At 08/07/2010
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115. Global Recognition for Accessible Sydney Website

     to the Australian economy. “It is estimated that around 1 in 5 Australians and more than 600 million people

     Published At 13/09/2010
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116. Good Accessibility Gives Points in Danish Hotels Classification Scheme

     beds have been classified on a scale ranging up to 5 stars. The classification scheme is based upon

     Published At 15/10/2010
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117. New Book. Accessible Tourism: Concepts and Issues

     : The UK Case (Shaw and Veitch) Chapter 5 - Understanding Tourist Experience through Embodiment

     Published At 15/10/2010
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118. BS 8878:2010 Web Accessibility. Code of Practice

     or technology preferences and restrictions of the web product’s target audiences Step 5: define the relationship

     Published At 09/01/2011
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119. ENAT at the Moscow InTourMarket Conference and Fair

     operator Thomas Cook predicts that within the next 5 to 10 years Russia will become Europe's biggest

     Published At 05/03/2011
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120. NET-STaR – Network for Social Tourism and Regeneration Seminar: Mapping the Territory

     London, 30 March 2011. The University of Westminster, Centre for Tourism Research hosts the first NET-STaR Seminar, focussing on social tourism in regeneration and social policy. Date and Time: Wednesday 30th March, 5 PM – 8 PM Venue: Fyvie Hall, University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street, London

     Published At 10/03/2011
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