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  1. UK Airports Need To Step Up Their Assistance For Those With Autism

    By Alice Fowler. The Airport Parking Shop recently surveyed UK parents who have children on the Autistic Spectrum and got their views on travelling through UK airports and what their experiences were like. 80% of the parents said that they usually find the experience rather daunting - this article

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  2. Seoul Spearheads Global Efforts to Promote Fair and Sustainable Urban Tourism

    of workers in the tourism industry, including hotel workers, shop owners and guides. To declare

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  3. Open Doors Organization and Aira Partner to Improve Travel and Tourism for People with Vision Loss

    is when I travel. The independence I have when I eat or shop at an airport, when I find my way around my

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  4. A consortium led by ONCE Foundation has been selected to create the European Accessibility Resource Centre, 'AccessibleEU'

    in this matter, create a one-stop-shop for knowledge, develop a professional training programme

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  5. AccessibleEU Resource Centre

    stakeholders responsible for implementing accessibility rules in the EU. Create a common European one-stop-shop

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  6. "Tourism for All" is Greek Tourism Campaign Slogan 2007

    and an older couple drinking Greek coffee are the images chosen to promote Greece as the holiday

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  7. INOUT - the First Youth Hostel Managed by Disabled People

    sportspeople. There is also a high quality menu, coffee service and food to take-away (picnic). Especially

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  8. Guidance on accessibility of large hotel premises and hotel chains

    * Internet access * Public telephones * Vending machines * Leisure facilities * Retail outlets, coffee shops

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  9. Achieving Full Participation Through Universal Design

    of the Committee of Experts on Universal Design 10:45- 11.00am Coffee break International Perspectives

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  10. Scandic Hotel Chain Increases Commitment to Disabled Guests

    for deaf guests and coffee cups within easy reach from a wheelchair are now standard features

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