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131. Project description

     them to enjoy tourism experiences by gaining a greater appreciation of the cultural heritage of Europe

     Published At 22/06/2015
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132. Universal Accessibility Standards

     . The standards are purposely not overly restrictive in order to ensure compliance by a greater number

     Published At 05/12/2007
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133. European Disability Action Plan Targets Improved Access to Goods and Services

     and infrastructures", the action plan declares: "Greater access to mainstream goods, services

     Published At 10/12/2007
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134. ICAT 2007 Conference: Perspective and Future

     with a fascinating project exploring inclusion at heritage tourism sites in the six Greater Mekong Region

     Published At 21/12/2007
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135. OSSATE Accessibility Market and Stakeholder Analysis

     greater, taking into considerations that all citizens need some degree of accessibility for their general

     Published At 11/04/2008
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136. UN World Tourism Organisation Joins ENAT as Honorary Member with 'Observer' Status

     document for guiding the development of the tourism sector along the path of greater accessibility. Also

     Published At 17/06/2008
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137. ENAT Signs Up to the EU Register of Lobbyists - Promoting Transparency and Visibility

     ENAT is among the first 20 Non-Governmental Organisations in Europe to register with the newly opened "EU Register of Interest Representatives", or Lobbyists' Register. The register was launched on 25 June by the European Commission to bring greater transparency to the EU lobbying arena

     Published At 08/07/2008
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138. British Standards Institute Publishes Tourism Training Guide

     The British Standards Institute has published "BS EN 15565:2008 Tourism services. Requirements... considerably to the perception of the destination. "BS EN 15565:2008 specifies minimum requirements... in all European countries. "BS EN 15565 specifies competencies and outlines a framework of appropriate

     Published At 24/09/2008
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139. Accessible Tourism Research Snapshot

     that the tourism industry needs to adopt universal design principles as a foundation to achieving greater

     Published At 11/12/2008
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140. Ethical Barrier-Free Tourism - Tourism Review, April 2008

     There are more than 700 million people with some kind of disability worldwide. Although handicapped they love travelling as much as anyone of us. Accessible tourism is not only about wide doors and greater signs – it is also about people. Come and learn about the trends in accessible tourism

     Published At 22/12/2008
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