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  1. Call for Papers - Computers Helping People with Special Needs, (ICCHP), Austria 2008

    and travel experiences are still highly restricted by physical accessibility barriers

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  2. Europe Needs a Proper Tourism Policy. Paolo Costa MEP sets out his case

    tourism policy, it is highly influenced by non-tourist policy such as EU decision-making on a range

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  3. “b_free” Trade Fair for Barrier-free Construction, Homes and Living for All

    is highly interesting for many visitors: architects and interior decorators, planners, designers, property

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  4. Mohammed Al-Tarawneh, Member of UN Committee on Rights of Disabled People, to Speak at ENAT Congress

    is a highly experienced Senior Director and expert in international development affairs. An engineer

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  5. TFA Tourism For All Website

    as well as being highly visible on their web site. More information on this and other helpful advice

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  6. eAccess+. A Thematic Network for Improving Implementation of eAccessibility throughout Europe

    , processes and technologies already exists. However, each has its own, highly specific field

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  7. Snowpolis Oy.

    – working in a high-tech environment in the middle of beautiful nature. Snowpolis offers highly

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  8. ENAT Honorary Member Dr. Scott Rains Recognised in 2010 Virgin Travel Awards

    Photo: Dr. Scott Rains. (Credit rollingrains.com) Scott Rains has been highly commended in the Best Personal Contribution category at this year’s Virgin Holidays Responsible Tourism Awards organised by responsibletravel.com. (URL: http://tinyurl.com/3xmv4op) The Judges said “Scott Rains’ pioneering

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  9. Transnational conference "Tourism for All" Press Release

    that accessible tourism is a highly promising way of entrepreneurship. Its development however requires

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  10. Open Meeting and Public Consultation of Joint Report "Accessibility in Built Environment"

    ). It will be highly appreciated to receive written comments before 20 September in order to be considered

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