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  1. Accessible Tourism: Making it Work for Your Business

    , and be ready in good time for the boom in tourism right across the UK that will come as we approach

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  2. UK Government Launches Accessible Tourism Guidance for Businesses in Preparation for London Olympic and Paralympic Games, 2012

    in good time for the boom in tourism right across the UK that will come as we approach the London 2012

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  3. Business & Disability - European case studies

    This compendium presents good practices on Accessibility, e-Accessibility and the integration of people with disabilities into private businesses and municipalities Making your products and services accessible for all consumers, including disabled people, and guaranteeing the accessibility of your

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

    almost as good as Scandinavia.

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  5. Accessible Air Travel. CAA Review Report

    is able to enjoy good access to commercial air travel.

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

    ? Because there’s an ageing population. The baby boomers are getting older. They still want a good time

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

    in Accessibility for the Tourism Sector: Good Practices and Tools Annagrazia Laura and Maurizio Panzironi

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  8. Development of Tourism for All: International Congress in Alba, Italy

    A two-day congress fully dedicated to accessible tourism and its perspectives for the future will examine “Development of Tourism for All – Promotional Strategies and Good Practices in the Offer” at the Congress hall of the Ferrero Foundation. The congress is addressed to all those (from the tour

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  9. Accessible tourism: Making it work for your business

    market with huge potential. Act now, and be ready in good time for the boom in tourism right across

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  10. Recommended Accessibility Guidelines for Public Transport Operators in Ireland

    There are a number of reasons why operators should improve the accessibility of their services. Firstly, improving accessibility is good for business. The profile of passengers (and potential passengers) of public transport is changing. Not only is the number of people with disabilities growing

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