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this point, short reports will be made on the current EU projects in which ENAT is involved
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the following information: Accommodation Bookings should be made directly with the Hotel International
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tourism in the Algarve”, he affirmed. While very little has so far been made public, Dr. Pires
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Tourism is a rapidly growing industry in the Asian and Pacific region and people with disabilities and older persons are becoming a growing group of consumers of travel, sports, and other leisure-oriented products and services. Thus large numbers of people require tourism to be made barrier-free
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Transport Access for All, the UK Department of Transport’s Sectoral Plan under the Disability Act 2005 was published in July 2006 and contained a commitment that it would be reviewed every two years. The reviews are intended to assess progress made and to take account of technical advances
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Both the Hong Kong Government and public transport operators are committed to improving transport facilities to promote the integration of people with disabilities into society. In the past 2 years, efforts have been made by the operators to improve and add many facilities for people
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In our strategic plan, a commitment was made to develop and publicise IWA Access Guidelines, which would be based upon national and international best practice and cover all aspects of the built environment. This publication is part of the fulfilment of that commitment and our task going forward
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understanding. They have been designed from anecdotal comments made by people with a disability and staff
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Although the European Union has made great strides in recent years in establishing common passenger rights for those travelling by air or rail, not every European is yet aware of what he or she is entitled to. This campaign sets out to make all air and rail passengers aware of what rights
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or organizations that have made an outstanding contribution to improving accessibility for people
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