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in the sea as it’s so much fuss to try and get my chair close enough to the water without sinking in the sand.” She added: “And even then it’s such a struggle to try to get out of my chair and balance
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and economic value. It assists in meeting society’s requirement to protect its architectural heritage, whilst... the built heritage more accessible, it is essential to be aware ofpeople’s different needs and how
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variety of Europe’s lesser-known holiday destinations. The network facilitates networking between... named as the Irish winner of this year’s ‘European Destination of Excellence’ (EDEN) award as part...://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/newsroom/cf/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=5791&lang=en ENAT has produced a "Summary Note
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with disabilities in China, and all international visitors with disabilities, were missing out on one of China’s... Disability’s programmes supports thousands of disabled people in the UK, and in 24 countries in Africa
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and where no one is exploited. It’s a tour where all those engaged have all the necessary qualifications... of our civilization. Nominate your own favorite candidate So let’s be civilized and award those who
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customers. Writing in the guide’s foreward, Dame Tanni Gray Thompson DBE, says: “With visitors coming from... if there is one specific and tangible legacy that this year’s Olympics and Paralympics can leave behind
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Association (FHA) Speaker(s) Charles-E.Bélanger, Director, Organisation Internationale du Tourisme..., demonstrating the industry’s determination to make a real difference. Download the WTM World
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Edinburgh, 12 March 2013. It’s VisitScotland’s aim to ensure that Scotland is accessible to everyone. Accessibility issues aren’t limited to visitors with permanent physical disabilities. They also apply to those with mental health conditions, parents with small children, senior travellers
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