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

    you the best price per night including breakfast in brand new beds, high and clean lockers

    Published At 03/12/2007
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42. Evaluation and accreditation program for accessible tourism sites and facilities

    ); - analyze supply and demand per industry sector (presurvey); - design questionnaires in terms of sectors

    Published At 05/12/2007
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43. All aboard! - Naviratous - An Alternative to Conventional River Tourism

    membership of the association costs 30 euro per year, an 'honour' membership is priced at 200 euros

    Published At 06/12/2007
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44. Europe Needs a Proper Tourism Policy. Paolo Costa MEP sets out his case

    , the tourism sector generates more than four per cent of the EU’s GDP. In order to make good

    Published At 28/01/2008
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45. New UK publication: Guidance on accessibility of large hotel premises and hotel chains

    ). It is on sale via the BSI website as a PDF downloadable document at £50 per copy. Tourism for All

    Published At 07/04/2008
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46. Australian Airline, Rex, wants to stop persons with disabilities from flying alone

    per cent increase in profits. Mr Shorten said the Australian national carrier, Qantas, was "doing

    Published At 20/04/2008
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47. Turismabile

    Turismabile is a project, wanted by Piedmont Region and realized by the CPD - Consulta per le Persone in Difficoltà Onlus, that intends to promote Piedmont tourism using the key of the accessibility and introducing the historical, artistic, naturalistic, receptive excellences of the region

    Published At 05/12/2008
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48. Survey on the Attitudes of Europeans Towards Tourism. Analytical Report

    -quarters of citizens to take at least one trip per annum; in the rest of the Union (primarily

    Published At 07/04/2009
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49. Towards a Roadmap for Human Resources Development in Accessible Tourism in the Middle East - North Africa Region

    with a series of practical 'pilot projects', focussing on making one major tourist attraction per

    Published At 04/05/2009
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50. Seeing Old-Age as a Never-Ending Adventure

    across the English Channel at 160 miles per hour — with nothing between him and the wild blue yonder

    Published At 12/01/2010
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