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A copy of the National Trust's access guide for disabled visitors can be downloaded here
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. Accessibility information that is gathered using these instruments can be entered into the 'Europe for all
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to acknowledged athletes and training experts. People with mild and moderate brain damages can also lattend
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The second ENAT Newsletter, July 2007 edition, is now available for downloading in PDF format. The first ENAT Newsletter, May 2007 edition, can also be downloaded - for those who may have missed it.
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The programme of the conference can be downloaded from the right-hand panel. Visit the HAPPY TOURIST
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Europe for All is the website which gives tourists in Europe the vital accessibility information they need before they book their business or holiday trip. Search 1,000 venues in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Greece, Norway, Sweden and the UK. Venue owners can "self-assess" and register
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references to resources that can be used to help terminal operators find ways to become more accessible
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The project 'EU.FOR.ME Tourist training for a wider target' aims at filling a gap that Schools, Universities and Training Centres offering programmes on Tourism, have in many European countries. It addresses how disabilities can be taken into consideration in the organisation of tourism training
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modules to be developed will be suitable for the training of PSN, so that they can themselves
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Thanks to the guide Monza per Tutti (Monza for All), Monza, a Lombard city lying 15 km northeast of Milan, can now offer specified information about physical accessibility and a number of accommodations, facilities, restaurants and museums. In this way it will be easier for everyone to plan
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