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  1. “15 per cent for the 15 per cent”. Global Disability Summit Concludes With Strong Commitments For Global Inclusion

    with delegates and give support to the Declaration. She writes: "With more than 4500 participants, from

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  2. SAVE THE DATES: ENAT Conference and Annual General Assembly, Genoa, Italy, 18th - 19th June 2026

    should reach ENAT no later than Friday 15th May 2026. For reference, read the ENAT Annual Report 2024

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  3. 34th Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research, Iceland

    change. Topics include but are not limited to: How can tourism mitigate climate change rather than

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  4. Accessible Tourism in the New EU Sustainable Tourism Strategy - ENAT's Priorities

    , make more return visits than the average tourist. Good access benefits all visitors by ensuring comfort

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  5. EU 2027 Access City Award - Applications Invited

    The Access City Award is open to: all EU cities of over 50 000 inhabitants, urban areas composed of two or more towns with a combined population of over 50 000 inhabitants, if they are in EU countries with fewer than two cities with over 50 000 inhabitants. Create your city application now

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  6. ENAT Code of Good Conduct Background Information

    . The accessibility of services and facilities, as well as all relations with customers (enquiries

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  7. Training path development plan : Training for trainers model.

    for all Welcoming the client with disabilities: attitudes and relations Information sources

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  8. UN World Tourism Organisation Joins ENAT as Honorary Member with 'Observer' Status

    Ambrose, stated: "We are very pleased to re-kindle our good relations with the UNWTO on the subject

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  9. Scott “Rolling” Rains becomes Honorary Associate Member of ENAT

    , accessible tourism. He has working relations at all levels around the world - with global

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  10. UK's Southern Railways Tests Priority Seating Card Scheme

    the the Southern Railways Public Relations office. Priority seating labels have been improved to make

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