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  1. Cyprus Municipality Provides Innovative Sea Access Ramp for Bathers with Disabilities

    to the sea for people with disabilities. Beaches equipped for the disabled are growing in number all over

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  2. VisitEngland Launches Online Tool for Pubs to Improve Access for Visitors

    , number of steps, handrails and ramps. Bar & Bar Area and Dining Area/Restaurant - access to the area

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  3. Cities Without Borders – Tourism Without Borders, Alanya, Turkey

    and Non-Governmental Organisations. The organisers invited ENAT to propose a number of speakers

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  4. ETCAATS Partners Launch EU Training Course on Accessible Tourism

    Learning Programme, "Leonardo da Vinci", Transfer of Innovation. Agreement number : LLP-LDV/TOI/SE/09/1194.

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  5. European Commission launches public consultation on a European Accessibility Act

    . The document introduces the need for a European Accessibility Act with a number of arguments, including

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  6. Accessible Countryside for Everyone (ACE) United Kingdom

    sites are selected for the physical access aspect however a number also have facilities for those

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  7. England's Restaurants and Cafés Get New Access Statement Tool

    and Arrival - car parking, drop off points, alternative entry points, number of steps, handrails

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  8. Social Tourism European Exchanges Platform

    will depend on the volume of supply, which itself depends on the number of operators who offer

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  9. Winners of VisitEngland Access for All Award 2012

    to visit. This year’s awards were the biggest ever, with a record number of almost 400 entrants from

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  10. High-Level Seminar on Accessible Tourism Business Development, Milan, Italy

    Professor Simon Darcy, seminar speaker and discussant. This seminar has been cancelled, regrettably, due to the low number of registered participants. Milan, Italy. 9 to 10 July 2012. ENAT offers owners and managers of enterprises, attractions and Destination Management Organisations an intensive

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