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151. OSSATE Inventory of Accessible Tourism Information Schemes

     the elaboration of a set of generic requirements for the planned system. Primarily, the working method requires

     Published At 11/04/2008
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152. VisitEngland Introduces "One-Step-Ahead" Access Label for Accommodation Sector

     and tourismforall.org.uk as accessible accommodation. Following the classification system used in the UK

     Published At 01/06/2009
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153. New Zealand Winter Games Make History

     system will be separate under FIS (Federation International de Ski) and IPC (International Paralympic

     Published At 20/07/2009
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154. New 'Code of Good Conduct' in Accessible Tourism for ENAT Members

     to personnel in disability awareness and having a system in place to respond to complaints

     Published At 24/09/2009
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155. User Survey on Accessibility Information for Tourism Venues

     As part of a University of Surrey research study on accessible tourism, ENAT members and readers are asked to take part in an on-line survey. The research is being conducted as part of the ‘User Requirements and Technology Acceptance of an Information Tourism System: The Disability Case’ project

     Published At 26/09/2009
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156. Counting down 1,000 days to go to the Paralympic Games, London 2012

     London prepares the venues, transport system and accommodation for athletes, officials and visitors

     Published At 03/12/2009
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157. ECQA Guide

     , and manufacturing) of certified professions. The current system provides a computer supported infrastructure

     Published At 15/03/2010
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158. Accessible Air Travel. CAA Review Report

     groups in Manchester and Bristol, their opinions on the practical ways of making the system work

     Published At 24/03/2010
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159. Diada Project: "Tourism for all" training

     Developing and introducing a new training approach in the tourism sector - "Tourism for all". (European Union funded project). The main goal of the DIADA project is creating and implementing a new training system designed for the whole tourism industry and engaging in it the disabled people

     Published At 27/04/2010
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160. Tourism Wallonia - Brussels (Belgium)

     For Persons with Reduced Mobility, the website presents accessibility information based on the "Passe-Partout" indicators system. The Indice Passe-Partout is the result of an evaluation on the accessibility of a building that is open to the public. It is a drawing of a key on which 6 icons appear

     Published At 30/06/2010
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