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  1. Access to Museums in Greece. ENAT - ERASMUS+ Student Mobility Project

    organisation Tourisme et Handicaps[1] which, since 2001, has been committed to giving labels to all places

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  2. Paris - Ile de France, France

    ”. Introduced in 2001, this label has the aim of awarding the institutions and businesses that have made

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  3. Links

    About ENAT links The links (below) provide a range of information relating to accessible tourism. The list is arranged by regions and countries. The following headings are used to group the links: Commercial, Public Authorities and Tourist Boards, Non-Governmental Organisations, Education, Visitor

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  4. Tourism for All - Manabi-tai

    or legislation for traffic access; - developing various research projects, relating mainly

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  5. Bangkok Recommendations on Accessible Tourism in Asia and the Pacific (2007)

    achievements relating to accessible tourism; 8) The travel industry ensures that its employees and staff

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  6. PTaccess - Public Transport Systems' Accessibility for Disabled People in Europe

    : FP6-2005.SSP-5A * Priority Area 2.4: Quality of life issues relating to handicapped/disabled people

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  7. Accessible Tourism Research Snapshot

    and Alana Thomson. To access the full technical reports relating to this research, please refer

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  8. ENAT and GAATES Sign Memorandum of Understanding

    relating to accessible tourism, in terms of its technical, economic, social, legal and cultural aspects

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  9. DisabledGo and OpenBritain Unite to Provide more Holiday Choices for Disabled People

    , DisabledGo researches and inspects all kinds of venues. It is the website's wealth of information relating

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  10. A Profile of Travellers Looking for Accessible Travel Destinations

    This report is based on the 2006 Travel Activities and Motivations Survey (TAMS), which examines the recreational activities and travel habits of Canadians and Americans over a two-year period (2004 and 2005), relating to travel of one or more nights. The survey provides detailed information

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