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  1. The Pocket Interpreter for Deaf People Using Sign Language

    in advance, something that demands detailed planning and reduces flexibility and spontaneity

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  2. Diabetes travel guide : How to travel with diabetes-anywhere in the world.

    of transportation; - handle increased physical demands on your body. Helpful boxes and tables provide planning

    4%

  3. Puedo Viajar (I Can Travel), Jaén, Spain

    with Disabilities The starting point of this project is the understanding of needs, challenges and demands

    4%

  4. Towards Best Practice in Provision of Transport Services for People with Disabilities in Ireland

    policies in meeting the demands for an integrated accessible public transport service in Ireland

    4%

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

    gained. In addition, access demands need to be addressed as technologies are developed. eACCESS+ casts

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  6. FITUR 2011 Spanish Tourism Fair

    Madrid, 19 to 23 January 2011. Fitur is a meeting point for tourism professionals in which they can establish lines of action, strategies and business alliances to energize and consolidate the tourism business, innovating to answer the changing demands of the market. Tourism promotion agencies

    4%

  7. XII World Leisure Congress, Rimini, Italy

    new demands for improvements to the quality of life? October 2 - PASSION Can we identify how cities

    4%

  8. European Senior Citizens’ Actions to Promote Exchange in Tourism - ESCAPE

    the low-season Report on senior tourists’ needs and demands ESCAPE Charter – a framework

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  9. World Tourism Day 2016: Tourism Leaders Commit To Advance Universal Accessibility

    to the needs of all citizens and we should work in closer cooperation now to meet the demands

    4%

  10. Open Letter From 20 Organisations to the EU Institutions: We Need a Strong European Accessibility Act and We Need It Now

    that demands accessibility[1]. The EU is just acting on it. It is small minded to dilute the Act

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