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  1. Three UK West Country Attractions in line for Accessible Tourism Awards

    about and discover more of the UK's best sites. "We've been consistently impressed

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  2. ITB Berlin Accessible Tourism Market Potential and Best Practices

    was about good practice and how the requirements of disabled people are being met in Europe, the barriers

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  3. Advocate Says Bang From Paralympics May Be Too Small to Keep Bucks Coming

    , providing information about hotels and restaurants accessible for people with visual, hearing or mobility

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  4. North Karelia University of Applied Sciences: Accessible Tourism Project

    and training about accessibility 7. National and international exchange of information between

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  5. South East England Aims To Be UK's Most Accessible Region

    Find out more about how the UK tourism industry is preparing for the Olympic and Paralympic Games

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  6. Tips for staff

    A not accessible venue misses 25% of its potential customers ! It is a big mistake to thing that accessibility is only important for people in a wheelchair. Of course accessibility is not only about the physical accessibility of your venue but services are also, and sometimes even more, important

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  7. The Treaty of Lisbon Represents A “Revolution in Tourism Policy”, Says EU Commissioner Antonio Tajani

    talk about a revolution in tourism policy, as we are now working together for European tourism

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  8. ENAT Annual General Assembly, 2010. Leuven, Belgium

    for downloading from the "About" section of the ENAT website from Monday 26 April. Link to: "Annual Report

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  9. Launch Event. "Brussels for All" Tour Guide for Persons with Reduced Mobility

    Please confirm your attendance in advance! About the Guide The guide aims to provide a diagnosis

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  10. Fifth European Greenways Conference

    and international bodies including ENAT. Interpretation will be provided between English, French and Spanish. About

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