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  1. UK's Southern Railways Tests Priority Seating Card Scheme

    the the Southern Railways Public Relations office. Priority seating labels have been improved to make

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  2. Accessi Tourisme Simposium. Building Accessible Destinations

    , accessibility codes aand labels Urbanisme, transport and mobility Design of accessible and practical places

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  3. IBFT One-day Symposium: “Information Needs and Information Service in Tourism for All”

    with disabilities and tourism providers) is concerned with the importance of labels and standardization

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  4. Access to Museums in Greece. ENAT - ERASMUS+ Student Mobility Project

    organisation Tourisme et Handicaps[1] which, since 2001, has been committed to giving labels to all places

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  5. N.O. BARRIER Project

    recognizable and more visible by creating a system of attribution of “labels”, shared

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  6. Village4All Destination Guides for Italy and San Marino

    forget that we NEVER award accessibility labels. The button Find out more on Accessibility

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  7. UN Tourism User Guides for Accessible Travel based on ISO Standard 21902:2021

    management, including their contractors and suppliers.

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  8. Improving access to public transport : Guidelines for transport personnel.

    . Whilst much progress has been made in all modes of transport to make travel easier and more pleasant... the difference between a pleasant and safe journey for a disabled or older person and one

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  9. Portuguese Accessibility Guide (www.portugalacessivel.com)

    Travelling is a pleasant activity for the majority of population! For people with physical disabilities one of the aspects that can turn a travelling experience into a more or less pleasant activity is the accessibility of the places, whether they are beaches or cultural destinations all over

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  10. Accessible Countryside for Everyone (ACE) United Kingdom

    The site promotes accessibility to the countryside of England and Wales. Accessibility for all – and we hope that everyone will find it useful, wheelchair users, families with buggies or joggers looking for a pleasant run. The walks and sites listed will generally be easy going, pleasant

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