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meeting of the EULSTIB Board takes place in Brussels in February 2015. Read the short biography: Ana
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have specific needs (physical, visual, hearing or mental disability). It will be updated in 2015
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11 to 13 April 2015, Amman Jordan. The second accessible tourism conference to be held in Jordan, organised by The Middle East University, Amman. This international conference will bring together experts from the Middle East and Europe, focusing on 6 main themes of vital importance
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11 to 14 March 2015, Athens, Greece. The Convention is being staged to table and endorse policies and strategies which will expand the Industry to address a broader Market – meaning more business for all. It was designed so that decision-makers and purse-string holders (and even regulators) could
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Fiera di Vicenza, Italy. 13 to 15 March 2015. MOVE! is a European event aiming to support and promote a culture for responsible, sustainable and universally accessible tourism. Founded with the support of the Regione del Veneto it provides national and international tourism sector players
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_report.pdf To Contact Eloïse Auffret-Novice, from March to June 2015, Email: intern@accessibletourism.org
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T-GuiDE Booklet - click image to download. 1 April 2015, Brussels, Belgium. At a conference hosted by the Flemish Regional Government, the EU-funded T-GUIDE project presented its results to over 50 tourist guides, destination managers and policy makers from 10 European countries. Visitors
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of proposals The deadline for electronic submission is 30 June 2015 17.00 hours (Brussels time
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Photo: T-GuIDE Coordinator Lorenzo Scirocco (left) and FEG President Carlos Ortega (right). The final project meeting and T-Guide Conference took place in Brussels at the end of March 2015. Both events were generously hosted at the Flemish Government Buildings, under the auspices of the new Flemish
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5th June 2015 is the start date for a unique Accessibility Verification Tour, visiting 5 countries over 15 days, as part of the "Europe Without Barriers" project. Participants include tourists from various countries who have one or other particular access requirements. They will be evaluating
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