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  1. MEJORAS DE ACCESO EN EL CENTRO HISTÓRICO DE ATENAS Y LA ACRÓPOLIS. PASOS HACIA UN DESTINO TURÍSTICO ACCESIBLE

    UNESCO. El así llamado “programa de unificación”, que comenzó en 2001, tuvo como objetivos restaurar... La Ciudad de Atenas ha realizado grandes mejoras en la accesibilidad de su centro histórico y cultural en los últimos diez años. Este desarrollo fue impulsado principalmente por la necesidad de hacer

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  2. British Standards Institute Web Accessibility

    ' conference in Brussels. To learn more about BSI Group, please visit www.bsigroup.com

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  3. Design Competition: A Twenty-first Century Symbol Of Accessibility

    ), ISO/TC 145/SC 1/WG/4 "Graphical Symbols”, Convenor and BSI Committee PH/8 Graphical Symbols

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  4. Accessibility Information Scheme ‘Toegankelijk Vlaanderen’, Belgium

    , the toilets, …). Therefore the user can decide whether it is accessible for him/her or not. Providers

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  5. The Scandic hotel chain receives two ‘STIL’ awards for its accessibility work

    a harmonious dish of classic ingredients. Not for him the staple fare – with imagination

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  6. The Pocket Interpreter for Deaf People Using Sign Language

    meet a friend on the street you can talk to him or her via your 3G phone: you just make a video call

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  7. The EU Commits to Sustainable and Responsible Tourism

    ”, underlined the Minister. For him the sector “should be an asset all citizens can enjoy, in particular

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  8. Video on Accessibility: For Everyone's Benefit

    ". Now this possibility exists. Tom uses a vocal digipass. It gives him a code with access to a page

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  9. ATHENA project workshop in Ostrava - Press Release

    for the Integration of People with Limited Mobility and Orientation of the Czech Republic. According to him

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  10. Baby Boomers: Rebels With a Cause. National Geographic Traveler Talks to Scott Rains

    the cause. Contributing editor Christopher Elliott also addresses readers’ travel problems. E-mail him your

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