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  1. ENAT Board Biographies

    was featured in the UNWTO’s Good Practices in the Accessible Tourism Supply Chain. His most recent...-family:Arial; mso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi; mso-ansi-language:EN-GB; mso-fareast-language:EN-US...-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi; mso-ansi-language:EN-GB; mso-fareast-language:EN-US;}.MsoPapDefault

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  2. Project description

    for European, national, regional and local vocational training systems. Pilot testing will take place

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  3. E-Learning

    The ETCAATS e-Learning course is available at www.accesstraining.eu Take the first Modules 1 to 4 on-line now and send your comments to the development team. New course modules will be added in the future. The course is free of charge. The only requirement is to register your email address, so we

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  4. Resources

    Here you will find background information, published training resources, related projects and links on subjects concerning tourist guiding and accessibility. Good Practices, Tools and Methods that can contribute to a better tourism experience for visitors with learning or intellectual difficulties

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  5. Training

    of good practice, using multi-media sources and presents useful references for further study. After

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  6. World Quality Programme

    of the tourism value chain can take part.* Supporting sustainable, responsible and accessible tourism in line

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  7. ENAT International Workshop, Greece

    On Monday 23 October 2006, the European Network for Accessible Tourism held its first International Workshop in Athens, Greece, attended by 77 participants from 13 countries. The workshop took place at the NOVOTEL Athens Hotel, from 09:00 to 17:30 hours. The programme included presentations of good

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  8. "Sign for Disability Rights. Act Today for a Better Tomorrow"

    , their families, friends and allies will take place in Brussels, in the heart of the European

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  9. UNESCO Club Serron

    The UNESCO Clubs, Centres and Associations are groups of volunteers of different ages and socio-professional status who become militants in the service of UNESCO’s ideals. These Clubs take up a position on global problems with local repercussions and thus contribute to the process of reflection

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  10. Manchester City Council - Disability Action Plan 2005/6

    on service delivery. 4. Raise staff awareness; provide training and monitor and implement good

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