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  1. DIVETOUR Project Announces Free Accessible Tourism Training "cMOOC"

    ENAT is a partner of the DIVETOUR project funded by the EU Erasmus+ programme. Targeting students and professionals as well as staff and organisations in tourism and hospitality, DIVETOUR is delivering innovative e-learning tools relating to accessible tourism. The cMOOC, launching in January 2023

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  2. Zero Project Call for Nominations 2024. DEADLINE EXTENDED!

    of society – policy makers, startups, academia, civil society, businesses – and especially, those relating

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  3. AccessibleEU Greece - Smart and Inclusive Cities: Services for All Citizens and Visitors

    relating to good practices in different fields promote the exchange of expertise that facilitates

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  4. UN Tourism User Guides for Accessible Travel based on ISO Standard 21902:2021

    management, including their contractors and suppliers.

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  5. Scandic Hotels' Disability Ambassador Takes Swedish CSR Prize

    at Scandic pleasant and relaxing for all guests, with or without disabilities. The Swedish newspaper

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  6. International Disability Conference held at Scandic Sydhavnen, "Denmark's most accessible hotel"

    are trained in accessibility and how everyone can make the stay at Scandic pleasant and relaxing for all

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  7. Access Centres Turkey (A.C.T)

    of a comfortable, relaxing and fun experience.

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  8. INOUT - the First Youth Hostel Managed by Disabled People

    with padlock, large rooms, big windows, field pitch and beautiful gardens in the most secure and relaxing

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  9. Vitalise Holidays

    Vitalise Holidays specialises in providing group holidays for adults with a visual impairment and for sighted guides. Our wide-ranging holidays are available in the UK and worldwide and we cover interests from relaxing breaks in the sun to activity holidays in the Lake District.

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  10. Travelling by Coach Is Less Stressful

    . Thus, for relaxing and carefree journeys, the coach seems to be the way forward. The research

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