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  1. New Zealand's South Island: A Wheelchair User's Guide

    This is a travel guide for wheelchair users who want to experience the South Island of New Zealand. It begins and ends in Christchurch, the main international gateway. The South Island of New Zealand has often been described as rolling the best of the whole worlds scenery in one small accessible

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  2. Easy does it - Simple, low-cost changes to benefit you and your visitors

    /enquiry processes easier. Stage three : Taking the stress out of travel. Stage four : They’re here

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  3. Competitiveness for European Tourism for All - CETA International Conference, Sweden

    Falsterbo, Sweden. 27-29 May 2010. Travel and tourism businesses in Europe are increasingly looking to "accessible tourism" as a way to attract more customers and improve services for everyone. The CETA conference aims to inform small and medium-sized enterprises, in particular, about innovative

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  4. Launch Event. "Brussels for All" Tour Guide for Persons with Reduced Mobility

    information when staying in Brussels. We intend this guide be an effective tool for travel agencies and tour

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  5. Fifth European Greenways Conference

    non-motorized commuting and travel between citizens as a clean and healthy form of leisure

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  6. ATHENA Project Website Now in English!

    place to stay. You can find here selection of travel guides, links to useful internet databases... across Europe. Visit: http://www.project-athena.cz/en Every contribution which would enrich the website

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  7. London, "The Welcoming City" and a Water-Powered Lift

    . Hospitality and Travel consultant, Sofia Gkiousou, of UK-based company, Soma FUSION continues: "Britain

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  8. Sage Traveling

    nature of this website makes it an excellent source of information on disabled travel to Europe

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  9. Your Rights as a Passenger in Europe

    Denied boarding? Cancellation? Long delay? Lost luggage? Reduced mobility? Over the last thirty years, there has been a boom in mobility in Europe. For millions of citizens travel has become a reality, indeed a right. Passengers need a common set of principles, so that they can be more easily aware

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  10. European Passengers' Rights - a New Campaign Takes Off

    affected by the situation are advised to contact their airlines or travel agents first. http://ec.europa.eu

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