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  1. Autistic Globetrotting

    needs travelers.

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  2. EU Study: Mapping Skills and Training Requirements for Accessible Tourism, 2014. Twenty Case Studies

    of results) 6 June 2014, Brussels Final Report: Mapping of Skills and Training Needs to Improve

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  3. Special Issue: The Future of Accessible Tourism. Journal of Tourism Futures

    /Exclusion from Experiences Markets and Needs Analysis Accessible Transport Accessible Events

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  4. A World for Everyone. Declaration from the World Summit Destinations for All Montreal, 2014

    . Recognize that a lot of progress has been made in accessibility but that more needs to be done... Declaration by adding your name at this page: http://www.destinationsforall2014.com/en/declaration Read... of Disabled Persons (UN, 1975). http://www.ohchr.org/EN/ProfessionalInterest/Pages

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  5. Love Uganda Safaris

    to suit your needs, time and budget. Uganda is known to be one of the top most popular safari

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  6. Catalonia, Recognised for its Work Advocating Accessible Tourism

    of services adapted to their needs. In the last five years, Catalonia has gone from having 600 resources

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  7. Scandic’s Accessibility Training Wins Two Awards for Best Interactive Training

    ://www.scandichotels.com/Always-at-Scandic/Special-needs/ For further information, please contact: Magnus

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  8. Architecture for Autism

    Adapted architecture can make an enormous difference in the lives of people with autism and those around them. This site's mission is to share and expand knowledge to make built spaces responsive to the needs of the persons in question.

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  9. 15 Airports That Offer “Rehearsal Programs” for Individuals With Autism

    . No more fun or excitement, just part of the routine. For children with autism and other special needs

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  10. Metro For All

    from our work. Right now we focus our attention on needs of passengers with restricted mobility, i.e.

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