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  1. BS 8878:2010 Web Accessibility. Code of Practice

    the product will have with its target audiences Step 6: define the user goals and tasks the web...: choose the delivery platforms to support Step 10: choose the target browsers, operating systems

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  2. Releasing Constraints: Projecting the Economic Impacts of Increased Accessibility in Ontario

    Impact of AODA on Individual Ontarians 6 Who are persons with disabilities? 7 Employment income 9 Educational attainment 10 The economic impact of AODA: What-if analysis 12 Section 2: Impact of AODA

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  3. ENAT Supports Italian "Manifesto for the Promotion of Accessible Tourism"

    are able to meet his specific needs. 6. It is necessary to promote positive communication, avoiding.... 10. In order to implement and promote accessible tourism in a system logic, proactive

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  4. EU Access Cities Award competition advances towards the December final

    3 Belgium Gent 4 Bulgaria Burgas 5 Czech Republic Olomouc 6 Finland Helsinki 7 Finland Turku 8 France Nantes 9 France Grenoble 10 Germany Marburg 11 Germany Wiesbaden 12 Hungary Szolnok 13 Ireland

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  5. World Health Organisation (WHO) Age-friendly Cities Guide

    . How to use the Guide 11 Part 5. Outdoor spaces and buildings 12 Part 6. Transportation 20 Part 7. Housing 30 Part 8. Social participation 38 Part 9. Respect and social inclusion 45 Part 10. Civic

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  6. "Best Practice in Accessible Tourism" Textbook Now Available

    : Beaches and Bathing for All 6. Laurel Van Horn: The United States: Travelers with Disabilities 7...: Accessible Tourism in New Zealand 9. Mike Prescott: Universal Tourism Networks 10. Huong Le, Yuka

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  7. Crossroads of Europe: Pavia 2012

    Pavia, Italy. 6 to 10 June 2012. "Crossroads of Europe" is an annual event highlighting places and routes in Europe associated with a coming together of different cultures. The aim is to promote cooperation and exchange, and to raise awareness of the potential for a new kind of tourism. Cultural

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  8. Accessible Routes in Historical Cities: Best Practice Guide

    Cities (LHAC) p 4 LHAC innovative and distinctive aspects p 6 Why make a tourist route? p 9 What is an accessible, historical route? p 10 How is the route chosen? A checklist for inspiration p 11

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  9. Smart Tourism - Tourist Guides for Dublin, Lisbon and Rome produced by Partnership of Downs Syndrome Associations

    the guides in the other capitals. In Italy, 6 men with Down syndrome drafted the Rome guide and 10

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  10. The Purple Pound. Volume and Value of Accessible Tourism in England

    reported - numbers and percentages 10% of all overnight visitors or 9.8 million visitors disclosed... impaired (wheelchair user): 0.55 or 6% Sources of statistics GBTS - The Great Britain Tourism

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