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  1. Scandic Hotels Arranges World’s Biggest Blind Lunch At A Hotel

    arranging local events and informing hotel guests about the International Day of Persons with Disabilities

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  2. CulTourData - Supporting data-driven innovation for tourism SMEs in European Capital of Culture

    2030. The rationale for selecting and arranging this combination of organisations is based on: diverse

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  3. Epic Enabled - Don’t let a disability keep you from travelling!

    , Zimbabwe/Zambia (Vic Falls) and the rest of Africa.

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  4. New Publication - 'Access Africa: Safaris for People with Limited Mobility' Published by Bradt Travel Guides

    Book Cover, Gordon Rattray This guidebook is the first to explore the five major safari countries – Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, Namibia and South Africa, plus Victoria Falls in Zambia – specifically with limited mobility in mind. It examines the services offered by African operators catering

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  5. UNWTO Approves Accessible Tourism Recommendations

    Victoria Falls, Zambia/Zimbabwe, Madrid, Spain, 11 September 2013 “Accessibility is a central element of any responsible and sustainable tourism policy. It is both a human rights imperative, and an exceptional business opportunity. Above all, we must come to appreciate that accessible tourism does

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  6. World Committee on Tourism Ethics to focus on the exploitation of children, trafficking, poaching and accessible tourism

    General Assembly A/RES/637(XX) (Twentieth session, Zambia, Zimbabwe, August 2013) Report on the World

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  7. Love Uganda Safaris

    , Tanzania, Kenya, Botswana, and Zambia and through South Africa. Such safaris are carefully designed

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  8. New UK publication: Guidance on accessibility of large hotel premises and hotel chains

    UK's Brian Seaman, who contributed to the work, writes: "Users of this PAS will find BS 8300:2001

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  9. Travel Industry 'Failing to Cater for Disabled'

    that a quarter of these regularly travel abroad. Brian Seaman, head of consultancy at Tourism for All, said

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