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This edition of the Design for All India Newsletter brings together, for the first time, a range of articles about inclusive, accessible tourism in India. The guest editor is Dr. Scott Rains, who travelled to India in 2008, meeting and working with tourism industry representatives, destination
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) and will deliver specially tailored information about accessibility and sustainability to Small and Medium
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The information posted on this site is intended for a general travelling audience. It includes advice about how to prevent illnesses that can occur during travel, how to prepare for travel if you have a chronic health condition, special briefings for particular destinations or regions, articles
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://www.unhabitat.org/bestpractices/2008/mainview.asp?BPID=2254 To learn more about the prize-winning publication
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Paralympic Winter World Cup essentially replaces the Solleftea Winter Games. For more information about
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are accepted. For full details about abstract submissions, download and read the Call text in PDF format
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-hand panel. Visit the ENAT Resource pages for more information about the CETA initiative. Registration
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Holidays in a wheelchair. Beaches, hotels and activities on the spot, without barriers. If this is the year of our Lord 2009: no problem. Think about it. As a journalist in a wheelchair, the author of this website, has had some varied experiences. It is time to show the places and regions in Europe
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as a possible means of raising awareness about the production or improvement of accessibility
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The GNTB website provides information for disabled travellers about air and rail travel in Germany. The site also provides links to many useful addresses for more details and recommendations covering accessible accommodation, restaurants, art and cultural venues as well as shopping
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