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  1. AccessibleEU European Event - Smart Cities: Enhancing Urban Design and Mobility for All

    . City managers, Destination Management Organisations (DMOs), cultural institutions. Professional

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  2. IPC President Calls for an "Inclusion Revolution" at Paralympic Games, Paris 2024

    ! The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. We are here in the world’s most beautiful city at one of the most

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  3. German National Tourist Board Presents Accessible Tourism Day at Messe Berlin

    Venue: Messe Berlin, City Cube, Hall 5 and Online The German National Tourist Board has prepared the 2025 programme, focusing on the following topics with keynote speeches, presentations and panel discussions: Barrier-free destination development Target group-specific offer design Barrier-free

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  4. European Federation of Tourist Guide Associations and ENAT receive 2025 Innovation Award for T-Guide Tourist Training

    . A video from the portfolio of a T-Guide trainee was screened, showing a city-tour with a group

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  5. Accessible Tourism in the New EU Sustainable Tourism Strategy - ENAT's Priorities

    of the European tourism ecosystem. A group of friends on a city tour. Photo: Xun Ji. In practice

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  6. I Need a Holiday Too

    Luxury, wheelchair accessible holiday apartments in Brittany France. Enabling the disabled traveller to holiday in style and comfort.

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  7. VisitEngland Launches New Online "Access Statement" Tool for Tourism Businesses

    accommodation apartments Camping and caravan parks Attractions. For more information see www.visitengland.com

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  8. Zero Project - Practice and Policy on the Theme of Accessibility, 2018

    and building private homes and apartments will be considered next year under the topic of Independent Living

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  9. Zero Project 2018 Opens for Project and Policy Nominations in Accessibility

    accessible ATTENTION: Designing and building private homes and apartments will be considered next year under

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