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131. Advantages of Membership

     will genuinely work to support accessible tourism in their area of activity. We invite members from all

     Published At 12/06/2007
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132. ENAT Full Member

     Full Members may be persons or entities who show their interest for the objectives of the association and who wish to support it or take part in its activities. Full Members must be accepted as such by the Board of Directors based on a written application. Full membership is available to Associate

     Published At 19/06/2008
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133. Project description

     GUV has been working for many years on the aim to support people with intellectual disabilities

     Published At 22/06/2015
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134. Partners

     disclaimer: This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This communication

     Published At 04/03/2015
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135. Terms of Use

     funded with support from the European Commission. This communication reflects only the views

     Published At 14/11/2013
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136. Photo Competition: "A WORLD FOR ALL: OVERCOMING DISABILITIES"

     : The photographic image will not exceed 30 x 40 cm. The photographs will be sent without any support

     Published At 07/10/2006
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137. Beach Access for All

     support of the European Union. ENAT writes: ENAT Member, Makis Polis, Greece has proposed the formation

     Published At 02/04/2007
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138. Horeca Partners - ATHLAS

     Horeca Partners - ATHLAS is a consulting firm, focusing on the hospitality industry, and the tourism / leisure industry. Our aim is to improve your bottomline, through support, training and analysis, in a sustainable and lasting way.

     Published At 15/06/2007
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139. The Royal National Institute for Deaf People

     The Royal National Institute for Deaf People offers a range of services for deaf and hard of hearing people, and provide information and support on all aspects of deafness, hearing loss and tinnitus. http://www.rnid.org.uk

     Published At 18/06/2007
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140. Wales Centre for Accessible Tourism

     Wales Centre for Accessible Tourism was officially launched on the 6th September 2004. Based at Swansea Institute of Higher Education, the role of WCAT is to provide a centralised resource for advice and support for the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act throughout Wales

     Published At 18/06/2007
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