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  1. Air Travel: report exposes multiple barriers for passengers with disabilities

    than 149 kg. With Finnair, it’s 300 kgs. Some airlines do not provide cabin wheelchairs, which... leads to some people having to crawl to the toilet. Luxair, Tarom and Vueling do not provide this option. Assistance dogs: some airlines do not accept national certification schemes, relying

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

    management, including their contractors and suppliers.

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  3. Guide to 'Mainstreaming Disability Based on the Social Economy Model'

    hope that the practical guidelines outlined give you ideas on how to do so. There are many ways... or at least not immediately, do not hesitate to phase in these changes; you can start testing little

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  4. Presentations and Speeches from ENAT International Congress 2009, Now Available

    have been shown. One way to do it, is to summarize in just four words: One big step forward! We do have

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  5. Seeing Old-Age as a Never-Ending Adventure

    Circle, “and with this audience, that’s a major shift.” But the era of geriatric derring-do is also... an inspiration: She wanted to go parasailing for the first time in her life — which she proceeded to do

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  6. European Union Ratifies UN Convention on Disability Rights

    call on all remaining Member States that have not yet ratified the Convention to do so swiftly. It is our collective responsibility to ensure that people with disabilities do not face additional

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  7. ATHENA project workshop in Ostrava - Press Release

    and tourist spots; they do not want to select the place of their holiday just with respect to accessibility... that the people requiring barrier-free access do not mind travelling in the low season. Therefore, they can

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  8. EU Regulation No 692/2011 of 6 July 2011 on European Statistics On Tourism

    includes provisions for Household Surveys, in the future, whereby respondents may indicate that they do... do travel. Statistics gathered for the UK Visitor Survey in 2009 showed that 11% of the overnight

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  9. All work and no play is a new reality for British parents

    and memorable time spent together each year. And when asked what parents would ideally like to do... and for those that do get home, more than 1 in 8 (16%) are working on their Blackberry’s, mobiles

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  10. European Commission launches public consultation on a European Accessibility Act

    response is limited and disabled persons do not benefit from the opportunities created by the single market as much as other citizens do. But also the myriad of national, regional and local accessibility

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