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191. What is "Accessible Tourism"?

     What is "Accessible Tourism"? There is no single, universally accepted definition of "accessible tourism". Here we refer to some of the ways in which the term is defined and used. The concept is certain to evolve as it is applied in more and more contexts around the world. - “Accessible Tourism

     Published At 01/01/2010
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192. Culture Accessible for All in Spain

     There are more and more initiatives in Spain that guarantee cultural tourism accessible to all. Adapted routes, specialised services, adapted facilities and accessible guides are now a reality in Spain. Here are some of the options for Spain’s main cities and monuments for disabled persons. Never

     Published At 13/01/2010
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193. Sights Unseen. Photography by blind and visually impaired people in the UK, Mexico and China

     methodology series click here. PhotoVoice encourages the use of documentary photography by enabling those

     Published At 21/01/2010
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194. Accessible Tourism: Making it Work for Your Business

     visitors from here in England, and millions more from abroad. Visitors who travel frequently, stay longer

     Published At 25/01/2010
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195. UK Government Launches Accessible Tourism Guidance for Businesses in Preparation for London Olympic and Paralympic Games, 2012

     making your business more attractive to at least 11 million potential disabled visitors from here

     Published At 25/01/2010
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196. Travel Industry 'Failing to Cater for Disabled'

     Commission to tackle the issues raised here," he said. "The services are mostly provided overseas

     Published At 22/02/2010
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197. Find What You Want To Know About Accessible Tourism With ENAT Keywords

     page. Here you will find a list of all items that are connected to your chosen keyword. You can select

     Published At 16/03/2010
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198. Accessible Tourism - Simple Changes for Accessibility

     with disabilities, as well as an increased number of local residents. Here are some simple changes to consider

     Published At 16/03/2010
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199. Easy does it - Simple, low-cost changes to benefit you and your visitors

     /enquiry processes easier. Stage three : Taking the stress out of travel. Stage four : They’re here

     Published At 06/04/2010
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200. Good Access

     Godadgang.dk is the website of the Danish Accessibility Association. Here you will find the names of the service providers who have joined the Accessibility Label scheme, which means that accessibility in their facilities has been registered and labelled. You can for instance search for information

     Published At 30/06/2010
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