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  1. Diabetes travel guide : How to travel with diabetes-anywhere in the world.

    , Italian, Russian, Japanese, and Chinese. A chapter called “Planning for Special Situations” describes

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  2. Mobility for All : Accessible transportation around the world.

    ” (Spanish version) in the search box. Contact AEI for information on how to obtain Chinese, Indonesian

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  3. China Accessible Travel

    China Accessible Travel, a new project launched by the Chinese Administration of Sports for Persons with Disabilities (CASPD) and China Travel Service Head Office (CTS), provides travel services for the slow walkers, the physically and developmentally challenged and their able bodied companions.

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  4. 12th International Conference on Mobility and Transport for Elderly and Disabled Persons (TRANSED 2010)

    in two official languages: English and Chinese. A Post-Conference Study Tour to cities in mainland

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  5. The Treaty of Lisbon Represents A “Revolution in Tourism Policy”, Says EU Commissioner Antonio Tajani

    Chinese, Russian, Japanese, Latin American and North American tourists”, among others. “Today

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  6. New Haneda Airport Terminals, Tokyo, Based on Universal Design Principles

    , all of whom speak English and many also able to communicate in Chinese and Korean."

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  7. APP TOUR YOU Conference on Accessible Tourism eLearning & Training

    , VisitFlanders 11.05 Eduardo Santander, CEO, European Travel Commission 11.20 Xun Ji, Chinese disabled blogger

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  8. Accessible Travel Phrasebook

    languages, from Arabic to Chinese. It includes 100 disability-specific words and phrases, easy-to-follow

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  9. European Commission Coordinated Economic Response To The COVID-19 Outbreak

    , Chinese, Japanese, and South Korean travellers). It is also impacted by the slow-down of intra-EU

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  10. Tapping Into the Accessible Tourism Market after COVID - Editorial by The Himalayan

    segments or markets have always started with a trickle. The first Chinese tourists to visit

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