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161. VisitBritain Surveys Show Marked Increase in Accessible Travel Market

     trends. Some key findings Total spending: The total expenditure generated by those with an impairment

     Published At 13/04/2020
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162. Open to All: A Survey on Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities in Nepal's Hotels

     ? What are the key barriers? This report shares the findings of the study and recommends actions

     Published At 28/08/2021
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163. Webinar: Vaccines and vacation: The role played by immunisation in getting tourism moving again, 10 May 2022

     At this free Webinar, the UK International Longevity Centre and Coalition for Life-course Immunisation showcase their key research findings on the social and economic benefits of vaccination.At this COVID-19 has demonstrated the threat posed by infectious diseases: over 5 million people have died

     Published At 01/05/2022
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164. VisitBritain and VisitEngland Publish New Accessibility Feature Questionnaires for Tourism Operators

     to the advisory materials and research findings, contributing to awareness and fostering practical measures

     Published At 28/10/2024
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165. Euan's Guide Access Survey 2024 finds an entire generation has been failed by disabled access

     Findings from the 2024 Euan’s Guide Access Survey 78% of respondents are not confident about visiting

     Published At 23/02/2025
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166. Travel and Tourism Websites Failing to Cater for Disabled Users - WebAIM Report

     by 17%). Those findings are echoed by web accessibility platform AudioEye, which says 41% of travel

     Published At 18/04/2025
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167. Newsletters and e-Bulletins

     , 25/3/2014EU Tourism Funding Information Day. ENAT e-Bulletin 42, 10/1/2014Accessible Tourism News and Events

     Published At 27/08/2007
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168. ELEVATOR Project Mini-site: Efficient movement to higher quality staff and services in tourism for all

     Funding Co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union. Visit the Erasmus+ Project page

     Published At 23/11/2015
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169. Conference Report: "Training Accessible Tourism for All -Trends and Tools", ITB-Berlin

     supported by the EU funding, all of which have German participants. Speakers and participants included

     Published At 23/04/2007
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170. The Pocket Interpreter for Deaf People Using Sign Language

     , the national Post and Telecom Agency in Sweden, with governmental funding. The current supplier

     Published At 14/11/2007
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