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On 12 July 2005, a Sustainable Tourism Cooperative Research centre Research workshop was held at the New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development, titled Setting a Research Agenda... principles in new buildings, and the development of Easy Access Markets. The workshop looked at the state
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with the customer to accommodate his or her needs. These new features will be rolled out later this year... features, such as Braille signage or a text telephone. "This settlement ushers in a new era
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and innovation. This one-day workshop, marking the launch of a new EU-funded SME network initiative led... sector are feeling the effects of recession, small tourism enterprises are looking for new market
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significant opportunity for the disadvantaged young people to express themselves, create new ideas... that a new, dynamic strength, which will be able to eliminate cultural corruption, can be formed
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Moving a large bureaucracy, like the European Commission (EC), into new areas of policy-making can be a rather slow process. Although the EC has supported "Design for All" initiatives for over 10... policy. A positive outcome to the consultation could lead to new EC funding programmes
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the location in the carriage of the seats. The new Priority Seating card is available upon application... have Secure Station accreditation, and operates and maintains a fleet of almost 300 new and refurbished
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planning, and the new information will make that process easier. “We’re not stopping at just... with new information. I haven’t seen anything like this from any other hotel chain in the world
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Challenged by adjusting to new disability laws across the world, IATA teams up with Open Doors Organization to create a unique webinar explaining how to navigate the new regulations for the transport of air passengers. The Webinar event is designed for: All Audiences. This one hour session
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The BBC reports that Air France may prevent obese economy passengers from boarding its planes for "safety reasons". It said that, under new rules, if a flight was full an overweight person who did... was not full. This new rule comes into effect from 1 February 2010 At present Air France offers heavier
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there since 1993 but began to see the area in a whole new way after being diagnosed... as far away as New Zealand navigate planning accessible holidays. The challenge is bigger than ramps
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