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  1. ENAT and GAATES Sign Memorandum of Understanding

    association under Belgian law, created for an unlimited period with the aim of promoting accessible tourism

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  2. "Access on Wheels". Linking Customers with Providers of Accessible Tourism and Travel in Europe

    Belgian, Bert van Driel became a wheelchair user in 2007. However, he wanted to remain active. Bert realised that active wheelchair users need to carefully plan any activity. During this process, he noticed that most on-line travel information is not accurate and is often outdated. Bert started

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  3. European Union Ratifies UN Convention on Disability Rights

    the Belgian Presidency for their excellent cooperation, which allowed the swift and successful conclusion

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  4. Colloquium on (More) Accessible Museums

    representatives of disabled people, the national Belgian committee of the International Council

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  5. International Networks to Collaborate on Sustainable, Accessible Tourism

    Tourism (ENAT) (www.accessibletourism.org ) is a non-governmental association under Belgian law

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  6. European Associations In Partnership To Improve Tourist Guiding to Visitors with Disabilities

    , UK. Further information About ENAT ENAT, the European Network for Accessible Tourism, is a Belgian

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  7. European Associations FEG and ENAT In Partnership To Improve Tourist Guiding to Visitors with Disabilities

    , UK. Further information About ENAT ENAT, the European Network for Accessible Tourism, is a Belgian

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  8. APP TOUR YOU Conference on Accessible Tourism eLearning & Training

    hours, followed by a buffet lunch. Venue: BTC Belgian Development Agency, "Espace Jacqmotte", Rue

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  9. Access Angels Half-Day Conference: Volunteers Supporting Accessible Tourism, Brussels 21 September 2018

    2018, Time: From 10:00 to 13:15 hours, followed by a sandwich lunch. Venue: BTC Belgian Development

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  10. TAD - The Ability Advisor. First Report: A Tour Around

    in training (often paid by tourism offices of the main Belgian regions), VET providers don’t tackle

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