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Wales Centre for Accessible Tourism was officially launched on the 6th September 2004. Based at Swansea Institute of Higher Education, the role of WCAT is to provide a centralised resource for advice and support for the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act throughout Wales
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The Flemish Tourist Board provides both information to customers and the tourism sector. They give information for the tourism sector to promote and support accessible businesses.
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The Royal National Institute of the Blind [RNIB] offers information, support and advice for people with sight problems.
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Providing information and a holiday booking service to people with disabilities and older people in relation to accessible accommodation and other tourism services. providing expertise and support to the tourism and hospitality sector to provide accessible services for all.
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Europeforall.com was developed, with the support of the European Commission, by the pan-European partnership, OSSATE, which stands for "One-Stop-Shop for Accessible Tourism in Europe". Read about the development process and the OSSATE partners at the following webpages: The OSSATE initiative
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join. Members must support the aims and objectives of the network, as expressed in the Statutes
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the support of the Municipality of Melbourne and its Mayor, Mr John So, who is strongly in favour
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infrastructure is directed at measures promoting accessibility. To support the work promoting accessibility
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, it aims at providing support to specialists and organizations through studies, research, documentation
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to relevant tourism and disability support sites - the Internet page also included feedback
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