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  1. Inclusive Destinations? Accessible Tourism Survey for European Tourism DMOs

    DMOs at national, regional, city or municipal levels are all invited to contribute. Answering the survey questions should take 10 minutes or less. A Summary Report on the findings, to be published by ENAT in the autumn, will support destinations with an analysis of current practices

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  2. Newsletters and e-Bulletins

    Funding Information Day. ENAT e-Bulletin 42, 10/1/2014Accessible Tourism News and Events (plus Pantou

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  3. ATHENA Project, Czech Republic

    -athena.cz/ Funding This project is financed by the European Social Fund through the Human resources

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  4. ELEVATOR Project Mini-site: Efficient movement to higher quality staff and services in tourism for all

    Funding Co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union. Visit the Erasmus+ Project page

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  5. Conference Report: "Training Accessible Tourism for All -Trends and Tools", ITB-Berlin

    supported by the EU funding, all of which have German participants. Speakers and participants included

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  6. The Pocket Interpreter for Deaf People Using Sign Language

    , the national Post and Telecom Agency in Sweden, with governmental funding. The current supplier

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  7. European Disability Action Plan Targets Improved Access to Goods and Services

    Development Fund (ERDF) and European Social Fund (ESF).The General Regulation for the 2007-2013 funding

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  8. ENAT Signs Up to the EU Register of Lobbyists - Promoting Transparency and Visibility

    is never going to match the huge level of funding which some companies expend on lobbying. But we must

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  9. Lousã - Accessible Tourism Destination, Portugal

    is supported by national and EU funding, aims to serve as an example both nationally and internationally

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  10. ATHENA Project: “Accessible Tourism – Humans, Education, New Approaches"

    months) Project location Czech republic Funding This project is financed by the European Social Fond

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