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Ljubljana, Slovenia. Wednesday 25 October 2017. The ELEVATOR project partnership is holding a Workshop addressing “Training in accessible tourism and development of accessible destinations”. Invited participants will include key stakeholders and actors in the Slovenian tourism sector. Venue: City
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Torricola, Rome. 8 May 2017. The ELEVATOR project partnership is holding a Workshop addressing “Education of tourist guides on accessible tourism". Thematic workshop summary report The workshop was organised inviting Associations of Tourist guides and tourist guides themselves to discuss, together
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accessibility, which is holding back the industry and leaving visitors with less choice and poorer
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. Photo: FEG President Efi Kalampoukidou and ENAT Managing Director Ivor Ambrose holding the EASPD
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and two consolation prizes (one for the best photograph taken by a member of ONCE, and another one for the best photograph taken by a person with disability who does not belong to ONCE) First Prize
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Forum of Cyprus has taken the initiative to form the Cyprus Committee of Accessible Tourism... a sweet flavor of optimism for the future. Mrs. Orphanidou reported on the decisions already taken
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with Disabilities a big step has been taken in the movement from viewing persons with disabilities... an ageing population in Europe, accessibility should be taken into account across a wider range
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of staff, as well as safety aspects, can also be taken into account. CATEGORY 2: National Heritage... and mobile technologies, can also be taken into consideration in this category.
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languages have been added (Catalan, Spanish and International Sign Language). Care has been taken to ensure... have taken part in the making of the video. Some of the actors and actresses featured are people from
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response should be taken boldly and in a coordinated manner in order to achieve the following objectives... with liquidity, complementing measures taken at national level. EUR 1 billion will be made available from
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