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  1. Enhancing Tourism in Egypt by Reaching Persons with Disabilities. Competition on Accessible Tourism, 2016

    demands for comfort, safety, and accessibility. Guests with disabilities, seniors, and families

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  2. World Tourism Day 2016: Tourism Leaders Commit To Advance Universal Accessibility

    to the needs of all citizens and we should work in closer cooperation now to meet the demands

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  3. European Accessibility Act: The Council of the EU Adopts Its Position

    by the Council is far from the disability movement’s demands and leaves out several very important

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  4. Prime Minister's Tourism Sector Deal Commits to Make UK Most Accessible Destination for Disabled Visitors

    to meet growing demands. That’s why today I am pleased to announce the UK’s first ever tourism sector

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  5. Safe, Responsible and Accessible: UNWTO, ONCE Foundation and ENAT Partner for Tourism for All

    , bars, restaurants and tourism offices, adjust to new health and sanitary demands without reducing

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  6. Launch of European Travellers with Mobility Disabilities 2025 Study

    the market size and the travel demands and preferences of European tourists with disabilities

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  7. Access to air travel for disabled people : 2005. Monitoring study.

    This report details the findings of a study commissioned by the Department for Transport, to assess the effectiveness of the voluntary code of practice. The code sets out minimum standards that should be met by airlines for aircraft design and service on board (which is not included

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  8. Barrier-free public transport in Germany.

    in their attempts to eliminate barriers to mobility. The analytical findings also serve to identify

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  9. Universal Accessibility Standards

    the following findings: - standards were found to be directed at two main types of infrastructure

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  10. 'Sydney for All' Accessible Tourism Info-site Launched

    'Sydney for All' is presented in a prototype accessible tourism Web “portal” at www.sydneyforall.com It highlights destination experiences around Sydney for those with access needs. The portal reflects the findings of a research project and seeks to provide accessibility information about key

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