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  1. VisitEngland and Action on Hearing Loss Launch New Guide for Tourism Businesses

    on disability awareness and sign language training courses. Facilities – Information on equipment

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  2. Accessible Tourism Day at Gran Canaria Accessible Fair, 2013

    Canaria Language Spanish Contact INFECAR, Avda. La Feria nº1, 35012 Las Palmas de G.C. Apdo. de Correos 50

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  3. Conference Promoting Accessible Tourism with #OpenSpain

    24 May 2013, Jaén, Spain. First Conference on Accessible Tourism Promotion # OpenSpain Location: Jaen. Old Hospital San Juan de Dios. Plaza San Juan de Dios, s / n. Hours: 9:30 to 14:30. Conference language: Spanish Programme 9:30 - Presentation of the Day FEJIDIF President. Representative

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  4. Winners of VisitEngland Access for All Award 2013 Announced

    , a British Sign Language family event with voice-over interpreters, suitable for both Deaf and hearing

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  5. Tourism for All - Accessibility as a Quality Attribute

    "Tourism for All", for hotels, restaurants, museums, etc. Congress language: German Participants

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  6. International Conference on Universal Design, Lund Sweden

    are available at: www.ud2014.se The conference language is English. The ENAT Keywords listed in the right-hand

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  7. ENAT Member Tapooz Travel Looks for Top-up Funding for Accessible Tours and Adventures

    , Tapooz Travel speaks your language and understands your priorities. Contact Share with us your ideas

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  8. EU Joint Conference: EU Day of People with Disabilities and European Tourism Day 2013

    December. Interpretation will be provided in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Sign Language

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  9. T-GuIDE Project Postcard

    View and download the T-GuIDE project postcard. Alternative language versions can be downloaded in PDF from the right hand panel. Page 1 Page 2

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  10. T-GuIDE Survey Results

    to understand language, interactive presentations and awareness of access barriers. All respondents (100

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