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  1. The Treaty of Lisbon Represents A “Revolution in Tourism Policy”, Says EU Commissioner Antonio Tajani

    Tourism Stakeholders Conference in Madrid, on 14 April, the Italian commissioner stated that “we can

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  2. The EU Commits to Sustainable and Responsible Tourism

    ”, underlined the Minister. For him the sector “should be an asset all citizens can enjoy, in particular

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  3. ENAT Annual General Assembly, 2010. Leuven, Belgium

    be approved and any formal matters are discussed. ENAT Associate Members can attend the General Assembly

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  4. Training Resource Accessibility Standards for Customer Service, Ontario Regulation 429/07

    A training or compliance toolkit. Please have a look at Unit 2: The Customer Service Standard at page 10 of the pdf that can be found in the attached document.

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  5. TRANSED 2010 Special Session on Accessible Cruise Ships, Ferries and Terminal Designs

    Kong to share innovations and best practices to make transportation accessible to everyone. HOW can

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  6. 35 Vodaphone Stores Receive the AENOR Accessibility Certificate

    that everyone, with or without disabilities, can access and enjoy the services provided in the Vodafone

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  7. Ecuador For All

    since the dream started, there is still lots to do but we can proudly tell you, that we

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  8. New European Award for Accessible Cities

    will be made available shortly on the European Commission's website. You can already indicate your

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  9. Investigation of "Alarming" Lack of Accessible Tourism Information in New Zealand

    With the Rugby World Cup 2011 looming, and an international surge in interest in accessible tourism, there is a frightening lack of information about the number of tourists visiting New Zealand who have physical disabilities or specialist needs. Accessible tourism can be defined as tourism travel

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

    Walking past St. James’ yesterday I chanced upon this brilliant installation. It is a water powered lift and it addresses the challenge of equal access to historic sites. At the same time it exhibits how alternative energy sources can be used to help make sites more accessible. It is part of London

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