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  1. 'HAPPY TOURIST' Final Conference in Thessaloniki

    The final conference of the 'HAPPY TOURIST' project takes place on 25th October 2007 in Thermi, at the Central Administration building of CERTH, 6th km of Harilaou-Thermi st. Thessaloniki, from 11am to 3.30 p.m. The 'HAPPY TOURIST' project was funded within the Leonardo Da Vinci 2 programme

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  2. UK's 'Accessible Travel and Leisure' Announces Franchising Opportunities

    For 10 years, UK-based company "Accessible Travel and Leisure" has worked to put safe, enjoyable holiday experiences within reach of customers with disabilities. Building on this experience, Managing Director Andy Wright is now offering business franchises, providing opportunities for people

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  3. Barrier-free public transport in Germany.

    This book, jointly published by the German Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs and the Association of German Transport Undertakings (VDV), vividly documents the efforts being made and the successes already achieved by transport companies and public transport authorities

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  4. Universal Accessibility Standards

    analyzed: the Quebec Building Code, the Alberta Access Program, the U.S. Americans with Disabilities Act

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  5. Study on public information symbols

    and Ecological Transportation (Eco-Mo Foundation) Syuwa Kioi-cho, TBR Building, Suite 808 5- 7, Kojimachi

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  6. ATT : Access to Travel website

    , involved continued development of the site by building public-private partnerships, collaborating

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  7. Europe for All Stakeholder Conference on Accessible Tourism, January 2007

    at the Charlemagne Building and was one of the first events in the "European Year of Equal

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  8. CARE project: Accessible Cities of European Regions

    ); To create "friendly cities" by building specialised service networks, ranging from recreational

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  9. Call for Papers - Computers Helping People with Special Needs, (ICCHP), Austria 2008

    design principles. This is because of lack of enforcement of statutory building regulations, lack

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  10. ENAT Looks Forward to a Bright Future in 2008

    , building design and maintenance, infrastructure, transport, information services, staff training

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