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  1. SAVE THE DATE: ENAT Annual General Assembly, Brussels, Wednesday 11th June 2025

    cannot attend in person should fill in the Registration Form in order to receive the Zoom link

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  2. FEEL IT - A Pioneer Curriculum for Designing Tourism Experiences for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People

    Project Summary and Objectives Being a Deaf or hard of hearing tourist can be very difficult, because of communication barriers and lack of consideration for their requirements in the design of tourism services. In order to give them the opportunity to have touristic experiences tailored

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  3. European Federation of Tourist Guide Associations and ENAT receive 2025 Innovation Award for T-Guide Tourist Training

    Innovation Award winners, in no particular order, are: ‘T-Guide’ by the European Federation of Tourist

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  4. SAVE THE DATES: ENAT Conference and Annual General Assembly, Genoa, Italy, 18th - 19th June 2026

    in the Registration Form in order to receive the Zoom link to attend the AGA remotely. Full Members joining

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  5. D.G.TOUR. Digital and Gamification Skills for Enhanced Tourism Experiences

    with knowledge of accessibility in tourism, in order to encourage more inclusive gamified experiences

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  6. ECTN Awards 'Destination of Sustainable Cultural Tourism 2026' Public Choice Voting Now Open

    order: Tourism Resilience ​(linked to the INSPIRES SMP-COSME project) Specially Protected Cultural

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  7. PTaccess - Public Transport Systems' Accessibility for Disabled People in Europe

    PTaccess analyses the state of accessibility of public transport systems for people with disabilities in Europe. Furthermore PTaccess analyses the costs and benefits of good practice examples in making public transport accessible and will deepen the understanding of the transport related contexts

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  8. “Welcoming Ways” - Training sessions on customer services for travellers with disabilities and seniors persons

    is certified by Emploi Québec and by the Conseil québécois de ressources humaines en tourisme...“Welcoming Ways” is a course on service delivery to persons with disabilities and seniors in Quebec. The client's needs and the responsibilities of the employees being trained are analyzed

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  9. World Committee on Tourism Ethics calls for Safe Coastal Tourism

    on their actions in this regard. The body further analyzed a number of pressing ethical issues including

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  10. DIADA - Developing and Introducing a New Training Approach in the Tourism Sector.

    The main aims of this project will focus on: identifying and defining requirements and possibilities of demand and supply sides (both disabled people and tourist industry workers) preparing the detailed analyses of required, ideal information model for disabled tourists, by including disabled

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