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  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. Sage Traveling

    Providing comprehensive accessibility information so that disabled and elderly tourists can enjoy traveling throughout Europe. Sage Traveling provides you with detailed accessibility reviews of popular European destinations. I have compiled this information based on visits to over 40 cities in 11

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  4. Good Access

    Godadgang.dk is the website of the Danish Accessibility Association. Here you will find the names of the service providers who have joined the Accessibility Label scheme, which means that accessibility in their facilities has been registered and labelled. You can for instance search for information

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  5. 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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  6. ENAT Code of Good Conduct (label, 2011)

    The ENAT Code of Good Conduct label can be downloaded from this page in small pictogram format. The format is low resolution, intended only for digital use (for example on your website). The ENAT Code of Good Conduct label may only be displayed by ENAT Members who have signed the Code. The 2012

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  7. Calypso Widens Europe’s Travel Horizons

    offer a breath of fresh air and a break from routine. They can be an opportunity to step back from

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  8. A guide to public transport for people with disabilities (Hong Kong)

    transport facilities. The guide book can be obtained from Hong Kong Council of Social Service (tel.: 2864

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  9. Viajes AcceSIbles - an accessible website for accessible travel bookings, in Spain and abroad

    website (WAI-AA compliant), where blind people and people with difficulties using the mouse can buy

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  10. Global Recognition for Accessible Sydney Website

    Strategy’s goal for social inclusion can translate into practical and meaningful opportunities for people

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