sector and host communities in the coming years. On the ENAT Website, you can read ENAT's priorities... sector and its host destinations, as it can simultaneously: • improve the quality of tourism services
accessibility can increase absolute numbers of tourists, extend the tourism season and enhance return...”, a membership organisation where tourist providers and suppliers can share and learn about good practices
them go into the water. We met a huge success on our domestic market, and I can say there are now more...". This "SIG" will open in September 2007. In the meantime, you can visit Makis' blog at this URL: http
the participants a memorable time and show that everyone can enjoy a summer holiday. The only restriction one can find is willingness and not disability. Read the article and see photos from the trip. Download
for their parents to participate. Disabled athletes can train in the sports of alpine skiing, ice sledge... and training experts. People with mild and moderate brain damage can also attend therapeutic training
, and Spanish, all of which can be accessed from the the project website. The project demonstrates how the public sector can specify accessibility criteria in its procurement processes, leading
by as broad a range of users as possible. This can be achieved in three ways: by designing products, services... that the greatest number of people can use mainstream products and services without the need for adaptations
of disabilities themselves. More information and presentations from the congress can be found on the ENAT website, www.accessibletourism.org This Press Release can be downloaded in PDF format from
contracts enable them to gain valuable professional experience which they can then use to obtain employment. Twelve years after its founding, the association can be justly proud of its achievements: it has
the collaboration of people who can assist the disabled person to go into and out of the water. In partnership... wheelchair. The Tiralo, an amphibian chair, can move along the sand, pushed by a Handiplage lifeguard