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  1. Access More Business in 2012 - Top 5 Tips from TOURISM 2012 GAMES, U.K.

    Accessibility is not just about improving your welcome for customers with a range of access needs, or ticking the right boxes – it simply makes good business sense. Here are 5 tips for improving your business. On 29 August, London 2012 will celebrate one year to go to the 2012 Paralympic Games

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

    about accessibility cannot be reduced to a mere symbol, but has to be objective, detailed

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  3. Cyprus Municipality Provides Innovative Sea Access Ramp for Bathers with Disabilities

    municipality for hosting the new system and to the public for their support . Read more about the Greek

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  4. Guidelines to ensure accessibility to museums and exhibitions for the blind and partially sighted

    . Information about the institution/exhibition ..5 3. Accessibility to outdoor areas ...5 4. Accessibility

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  5. Basque Country - Accessible Tourism Destination

    opinion about the program “Tourism for all in the Basque Country”. Challenges for the future 3

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  6. World Travel Market London - Accessible Tourism Events Update

    . It is not just about wheelchair access. Four panellists will share their experience of the issues and why

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  7. Rollsquare.com

    “weapon” when we talk about accessible tourism.

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  8. ETCAATS Partners Launch EU Training Course on Accessible Tourism

    and links. By taking the course, professionals in the tourism industry will learn about the advantages

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

    The WHO Guide (2007) and Checklist Table of Contents Acknowledgements iv Introduction: about this Guide 1 Part 1. Global ageing and urbanization: meeting the challenge of 3 humanity’s success Part 2. Active ageing: a framework for age-friendly cities 5 Part 3. How the Guide was developed 7 Part 4

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  10. City of Ávila, Spain

    was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1985. To learn more about the urban accessibility programme

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