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  1. "Access on Wheels". Linking Customers with Providers of Accessible Tourism and Travel in Europe

    that want to promote their services. Each type of member pays a flat-rate annual fee and businesses

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  2. New not-for-profit hotel group targets accessible travel in UK

    facilities to other accessible hotels then they are the same, including flat level access and wide

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  3. Disability skiing: The rise of accessible ski resorts

    . If you're in a wheelchair, you'll probably want somewhere quite flat with clear streets, like Valloire

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  4. ACCESSible Tourism for Outdoor and Urban Routes

    on the materials from the “Handbook of case studies and best practices on accessible tourism”. Mailing list

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  5. New Market Study: Disability Travel Generates US$17.3 Billion in Annual Spending

    or e-mailing info@opendoorsnfp.org. The Open Doors Organization is a non-profit organization founded

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  6. Third International Conference: Accessible Tourism - for Social Inclusion and Economic Development

    and Resorts of Adjara A/R Gogi Abuashvili, Head - the Architechtural Agency of Mtskheta Municipality Irina

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  7. SENIOR ECO-NECT Kick-off event: European Ecosystems dedicated to Silver and Ageing Economy.

    Keynote - EU Perspective on Silver Economy (Irina Kalderon Libal, EU DG CNECT) 10:20 – 10:27 HEI’s

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  8. Advancing Accessible Travel: Insights From New Survey on European Travellers With Mobility and Accessibility Needs

    Intelligence Senior Market Research Analyst Irina Tsernjak commented: “Despite some progress

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  9. The International Association for Disabled Sailing

    IADS, formerly the IFDS, has been authorized by ISAF, the World Governing Body for Sailing, to be responsible for Disabled Sailing Worldwide. Working in partnership with ISAF and affiliated to IPC, IADS promotes all types and levels of sailing for people with all types and degrees of disability

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  10. Travel Industry 'Failing to Cater for Disabled'

    Britain's leading travel companies are failing to serve the needs of disabled travellers, new research has found. The study, carried out [by Co-operative Travel with the assistance of] Tourism for All, a British-based charity that specialises in travel for the disabled, found that 85 per cent

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