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The Institute of Cities and Towns with Mobility is a private association of public interest that wishes to draw attention, inform, as well as educate technicians and citizens about the necessity to build social territories of Mobility, according to political orientations defined by the development
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The Handiplage Association, with 128 associated partners, informs about the accessibility of French beaches for persons with disabilities. The association makes studies, issues advice, guidelines to municipalities, maintains a labelling system and inspects the beaches to ensure that the facilities
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This portal provides documents and information about Air Passengers' Rights when travelling in (and to or from) the European Union.
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about the UN Convention is available at the UN Enable Website European States that have so far
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hotels". Read more about the contents and how to obtain a copy at this ENAT publications webpage.
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and partially sighted people, current and future research, as well as information about tactile reading
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and sources of up-to-date advice. Further information about Diversity and Disability policies for museums
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participation of companies, public organisations and NGOs. Further information about the scheme
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This website is part of a research project about accessible urban tourism experiences, conducted by the University of Technology, Sydney and the University of New South Wales, in conjunction with the Sustainable Tourism Cooperative Research Centre. It is an official website of Tourism New South
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'Sydney for All' is presented in a prototype accessible tourism Web “portal” at www.sydneyforall.com It highlights destination experiences around Sydney for those with access needs. The portal reflects the findings of a research project and seeks to provide accessibility information about key
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