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  1. First International Conference "Accessible Tourism for All", Belgrade

    Tourist Organisation of Serbia Tourist Organisation of Belgrade City of Belgrade

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  2. Design for All India Newsletter, November 2008. Special Issue on Inclusive Tourism

    Designing a Disabled Friendly Inclusive World Class City Imperatives and Issues for Mumbai Designing

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  3. ENTER2009@Amsterdam Conference, IFITT

    ". ENTER 2009 takes place in the well-known RAI Exhibition and Congress Centre in the city of Amsterdam

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  4. CETA - Competitiveness for European Tourism for All

    ; Winning public procurement contracts for accessible, sustainable venues and services; City Guides

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  5. Accessible.Travel

    for individual clients in each city, either wheeling tours, tours in a wheelchair accessible

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  6. Accessible Prague

    Welcome to the Accessible Prague travel agency, which specialises in travellers with impaired mobility. Our aim is to make this attractive city accessible to everyone and provide you with a great experience that will not be forgotten.

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  7. Mare Nostrum - Agency for Group Travel with Assistance

    For more than 20 years, we have been creating every programme possible and impossible for groups. No matter what kind of trip you are thinking of - a classical study trip, a city trip to Berlin or an expedition to the Galapagos Islands - we have the know-how and the right partners

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  8. 'Tourists and Tourism' Regional Tourism Workshop, Novi Sad, Serbia

    , and the City of Novi Sad. ENAT President, Lilian Müller is an invited speaker at this event. Target groups

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  9. ATHENA Project: “Accessible Tourism – Humans, Education, New Approaches"

    Silesian, Southern Bohemian and Hradec Králové Region and the Capital City of Prague via project partners

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  10. MEDIATE: Methodology for Describing the Accessibility of Transport in Europe.

    The Mediate Project aims to establish a common European methodology for measuring accessibility. This will lead to the development of a self-assessment tool that can be used by policy makers to identify areas where upgrading will improve the accessibility of public transport in their city

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