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  1. Your Opinion Is Needed on Universal Access to Rail Travel

    Barcelona, Spain. The Spanish consultancy group, ProA Solutions has launched a user survey about access in rail travel. The survey, which is being conducted for RENFE, the Spanish National Railway, aims to shed light on the accessibility of different countries’ railway systems and the users

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  2. Athens 4 Kids 2008/09 (First edition)

    kids and have fun. Information about facilities for disabled, indicated by a wheelchair symbol

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  3. Travel and Managing Prostate Cancer

    sure this will not affect any treatment plans. The page also gives information about the European

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  4. Welcome to the Greek AUTONOMIA EXPO 2009

    organisers, to display on our Stand and distribute on your behalf to the public. For details about where

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  5. European Commission Launches Public Consultation on Design for User-Centred Innovation

    a public consultation to gather opinions about making design an integral part of European innovation

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  6. ENAT Annual General Assembly, 2009

    of the general assembly The reports referred to above can be downloaded by ENAT Members from the "About

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  7. Learn to Sail this Summer with Let's Go Costa Brava

    . For further details about the offer and contact information, visit the website of Let's Go Costa Brava

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  8. Report: Acting Locally for a Society for All

    This is the Report of the European Day of People with Disabilities 2008. It includes summaries of the speeches and discussions at the two-day conferece held in Brussels in December 2008. In this wide-ranging conference, Mr. Ivor Ambrose, Managing Director ENAT, gave a presentation about Accessible

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  9. Autonomous University of Barcelona Offers Masters Degree in Management of Tourism for All

    details about the Masters course and application requirements are available in Spanish and English

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  10. Accessible Tourism Faces Challenges Down Under

    to have menus printed in bigger letters or provide information about local vets or dog walking areas. Some

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