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31. Emerging Markets Summit, Hilton Orlando, USA

    Summit was to educate travel organizations about the emerging market of baby boomers--40 percent

    Published At 21/12/2021
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32. Projects

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

    Published At 24/09/2009
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33. Europe for All

    Europeforall.com was developed, with the support of the European Commission, by the pan-European partnership, OSSATE, which stands for "One-Stop-Shop for Accessible Tourism in Europe". Read about the development process and the OSSATE partners at the following webpages: The OSSATE initiative

    Published At 22/06/2007
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34. Greek Conference on Accessible Tourism hosted by Ministry of Tourism

    -Stop-Shop for Accessible Tourism in Europe) and the new accessibility information web service

    Published At 13/07/2007
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35. Hospitality Accessibility Assessments and Mystery Shoppers

    with disabilities. Interested in our services or opportunities to mystery shop? Contact us

    Published At 10/03/2008
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36. OSSATE Accessibility Market and Stakeholder Analysis

    are able to provide a comprehensive one-stop-shop solution or to address the needs of people or facilities

    Published At 11/04/2008
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37. Stockholm: "The Most Accessible Capital City in the World by 2010"

    is continuing, with additional physical improvements, guidance for shop owners and businesses

    Published At 26/11/2008
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38. MEDIATE: Methodology for Describing the Accessibility of Transport in Europe.

    for 'accessible public transport in Europe'. The purpose of this portal is to create a one-stop shop enabling

    Published At 27/10/2009
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39. DisabledGo and OpenBritain Unite to Provide more Holiday Choices for Disabled People

    sectors. OpenBritain's aims are to become a one stop shop for all those with access needs

    Published At 18/12/2009
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40. Mobility Scooter Menace?

    , but there are tales from around the country of old ladies steering into shop windows, mobility scooters

    Published At 14/01/2010
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