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  1. Scandic Hotels - First in the World to Offer Everyone Interactive Web Training on Disabilities

    Ensuring the same high level of service for all guests, whether or not they have a disability, is an important goal for Scandic, but what exactly is the best way of serving a blind guest, for example, and what is the most important thing to do when a guest with a hearing impairment comes

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  2. T-GuIDE Survey Results

    on their experience of guiding people with learning difficulties or/and intellectual disabilities had to do

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  3. Pantou - The European Accessible Tourism Directory

    accessible tourism suppliers, showing places to go and things to do – in safety and with convenience

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  4. WTM London Seminar: "Preparing your Destination for the Accessible Tourism Market: Lessons from Research and Practice”

    and the delivery of accessible services. What are the skills requirements and how do we build capacity

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  5. VisitEngland. AccessforAll Project

    Short description of the project Objectives The Access for All project, led by VisitEngland, will develop and promote 7 high quality accessible tourism itineraries. It will do this by: supporting tourism businesses through an ‘Access for All Development Process’ to improve information, customer

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  6. The History For You And For Me

    learning project addressed these issues. Many countries choose the simplest solution – and do

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  7. Training Programme on Accessible Tourism - Sri Lanka

    to a guest with a disability they also do many projects for the benefit of children living with disability

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  8. Pantou.org - The European Accessible Tourism Directory

    places to go and things to do – in safety and with convenience and comfort. Until now it has been

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  9. Tourism Innovation Competition “How to keep track of tourists?”

    September 1st to September 5th, 2015: Election of three winning proposals and exclusion of those who do

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  10. N.O. BARRIER Project

    that do not allow disabled people to fully enjoy territories, by acting both on physical-material

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