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  1. Enhancing an Accessible Educational Ecosystem. AccessibleEU and AAATE European Event

    Language: English Accessibility Accessible venue, captioning in English and interpretation

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  2. Survey: How companies perceive, approach and implement accessibility in the European Union

    language). To complement the survey findings, a validation workshop will take place on 18 November

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  3. Torino Manifesto on Tourism for All 2025

    Opening session of the 3rd World Summit with panellists, with Daniela Santanchè, Minister of Tourism and Alessandra Locatelli, Minister for Disabilities, Italy (on screen) with sign language interpreters. (Photo: ENAT) From the Preamble: "We, participants of the 3rd World Summit on Accessible

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  4. EASPD is now Disability Support Europe. 30 Years of Building the World for Everyone

    of communicating We’re also changing how we communicate. ​​W​e’ll use everyday language for everyday

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  5. AccessibleEU at Four Years: Advancing Accessibility to Strengthen Europe's Competitiveness

    Registration for Online or On-site attendance: Register at the EUSurvey Service Language: English

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  6. ENAT Registration and Membership Renewal

    the Membership Fee in order to continue having access to the Members' Area and to receive the full benefits

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  7. Categories, Fees and Payments

    documentation by Email to members@enat.eu in order for ENAT to verify their status and ensure the correct

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  8. Advantages of Membership

    to demonstrate a certain “accessibility standard”, in order to join. Associate members can become

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  9. Projects and Good Practices

    The tourism sector already has many examples of good practice which are helping to making travel and tourism accessible for all. These examples must be better known and used by the industry in order to bring about innovation and improvements on a wider scale. The cases shown on these pages

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  10. ENAT Code of Good Conduct

    infrastructure, products, services and information, using a ‘design-for-all’ approach, in order to remove

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