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41. Report of the ENAT International Workshop, Athens, October 2006

    the Cylist, Crete... 24 3.10 Antonis Mangos, Sailing Charters for All, Greece ... 25 3.11 Ercan Tutal

    Published At 04/10/2007
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42. European Network for Accessible Tourism Begins New Phase

    Accessible sailing school photo by Un Mar Sin Barreras, Spain.

    Published At 25/02/2008
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43. WAYPOINT Yacht Charter Services

    your plans a reality and your dreams come true. Contact us for accessible sailing charters in Alaska

    Published At 05/07/2008
    11%

44. Access 4 You

    delivery and pick-up at any location, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Also agency for accessible sailing

    Published At 25/11/2008
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45. Protecting Children and Youths in Water Recreation: Safety Guidelines for Service Providers

    and settings Swim sports Snorkeling 11 SCUBA diving 13 Boating sports Canoeing and kayaking 16 Sailing

    Published At 27/06/2009
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46. International Camps for Families and Youth at Lake Balaton, Hungary

    Buffalo reservation in Kápolnapuszta Sailing sightseeing on the Lake Balaton For further information

    Published At 28/03/2011
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47. Inclusive Travel Offers and Services in the Azores by ENAT Member, Cresaçor

    are often ideal for surfing. Tennis, horseback riding, sailing and big-game fishing are among the many

    Published At 16/01/2012
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48. Cosy 4 You

    and views, as well as entertainments and sport activities i.e. sailing. Each segment of the touristic chain

    Published At 31/01/2015
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49. TravelAbility Partners with USA's #1 Hospitality Management College to Change the Way Travelers with a Disability will be Treated in the Future

    the information they require to ensure smoother sailing while planning travel. About: UCF Rosen

    Published At 31/01/2023
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50. Travel Industry 'Failing to Cater for Disabled'

    Britain's leading travel companies are failing to serve the needs of disabled travellers, new research has found. The study, carried out [by Co-operative Travel with the assistance of] Tourism for All, a British-based charity that specialises in travel for the disabled, found that 85 per cent

    Published At 22/02/2010
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