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  1. EUROTAXI "White Paper" Presented in Spain

    reach 5% of the total taxi fleet in 2017, which will roughly quintuple the number of those currently

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  2. The European Disability Movement Wants Freedom of Movement

    .” The European Accessibility Act Total accessibility implies a binding European Accessibility Act. Overall

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  3. The Economist 3rd CSR Conference. People with Disability and the Right to Inclusion: What is the Role of Anthropocentric Companies?

    Responsibility Professional, Vodafone Greece Evgenia Lianou, Head of Total Quality and Human

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

    and estimates of total internal tourism will improve. Also household surveys will deliver more

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  5. Government of Canada Lends Support to Keroul's The Accessible Road

    Economic Development's Community Diversification program. Since 2005, Kéroul has received a total

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  6. Spanish Tourism Business Innovation Group Puts Focus on Accessibility, Mobility and Sustainability

    by the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism, the aid has helped finance a total of thirteen projects

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  7. CAFE Joy at UEFA EURO 2012 Goals Donation

    Photo: Handwritten "76 goals" tally after the final match. UEFA-CAFE image. With a total of 76 goals scored at UEFA EURO 2012, the official tournament charity, the Centre for Access to Football in Europe (CAFE) will receive €228,000 as a donation from UEFA. Every goal scored at UEFA EURO 2012 has

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  8. VisitEngland Helps Businesses Attract More Visitors with Access Needs

    powerhouse in global tourism. It represents 84 per cent of the total UK visitor economy, is worth

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  9. VisitEngland Announces 2013 Marketing Campaign to Promote Accessible Tourism

    . The total investment of the three-year campaign will be approximately £41 m including £19.8 m from

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  10. New Research Project on Accessible Tourism Won By Surrey University Team

    The School of Hospitality and Tourism Management continues its work on accessible tourism across Europe with another successful bid to the European Commission. The new project, entitled ‘Economic Impact and Travel Patterns of Accessible Tourism in Europe’, is worth €250k in total and will examine

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