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  1. Accessible Melbourne - Lonely Planet Guide

    of travellers to ensure those with mobility, hearing or vision impairment get the most out

    7%
  2. VisitEngland launches Access for All campaign

    % of their fleet. They are trialling the use of hearing loop systems on a bus; have a Helping Hand

    7%
  3. Heathrow Airport Guide. Facilities for those needing Special Assistance

    Airport call +44 (0)844 335 1801 or the Heathrow minicom service for deaf or hard of hearing on +44

    7%
  4. NATIVE Hotels: Charming Hotels and Accessible Tourism

    the text that appears on the screen. And you can use the hearing system Jaws that reads the text

    7%
  5. UNWTO Recommendations on Accessible Information in Tourism

    with visual, hearing, mobility or cognitive impairments. Tourist information needs to be designed

    7%
  6. New EU Directive on Accessibility of Public Websites and Mobile Apps

    On 26 October 2016 the European Parliament approved the directive on making the websites and mobile apps of public sector bodies more accessible. This means that people with disabilities – especially persons with vision or hearing impairments – will have better access to the websites and mobile

    7%
  7. ELEVATOR Project, Accessible Tourism Training Workshop, Rome

    provided to and by deaf guides for people with hearing impairments. There are some improvements

    7%
  8. Turkey's First Sea Elevator For Bathers With Disabilities Opens At Rainbow Beach, Alanya

    suitable for wheelchair users as well as for the visually impaired and hearing impaired guests. While

    7%
  9. EU Strategy for Sustainable Tourism Text Adopted by European Parliament 25 March 2021

    to relaunch the sector in a more sustainable way. After hearing Parliament's proposal, the Commission

    7%
  10. ACCESSTOUR. Accessible Tourism for Inclusion and Value Creation in Rural Areas of Norway

    , impaired vision or hearing or psychosocial disabilities", writes Handikapnytt. "Many of those planning

    7%