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  1. Accessible Tourism is Big Money

    with young children and – vitally – travellers from the US, Australia and the rest of the world

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  2. Analysis of the needs in the field of Tourism for All.

    expressed by the Panel of young people with disabilities into initiatives to define the training

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  3. Travelocity Now Helps Travelers Find Hotel Reviews from Like-Minded People

    information relevant to them in a range of categories: families, couples, with young kids, with teens

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

    persons, families with young children and all other travelers. To achieve the goal of creating

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  5. Tenerife Sur, Municipality of Arona Access Plan and Guidebook, 2009

    . In 1957 a group of young Swedish people with reduced mobility (originated by rheumatic problems... the Arona Barrier-Free Tourism Guide (EN, ES, DE) (PDF fomat, 14.8 Mb).

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  6. Handitourisme - Guide de la France Accessible - Tourism Guide to Accessible France

    National French tourism guide devoted to disabled people (motor, auditive, visual and mental), which is also useful for people with temporary mobility impairments, like the parents of young children... Part One gives information and general advice (associations and tourist actors concerned

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  7. ENAT Study Report No. 1. Rights of Tourists with Disabilities in the European Union Framework

    Accessibility in tourism in a social right that concerns all citizens in Europe. Accessibility is not only necessary for people with disabilities but also for the elderly, for families with young children, for people with temporary or chronic diseases, among many others. Actually accessibility

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  8. Protecting Children and Youths in Water Recreation: Safety Guidelines for Service Providers

    It is estimated that each year 50,000 Europeans in the EU 27 are injured whilst taking part in water sports or boating activities. Drowning is the second leading cause of death in young people, from infancy to 18 years of age. These water safety guidelines were developed by the European Child

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  9. Fifth European Forum of Social Tourism

    groups: the elderly, the young, the disabled and the families. In addition, 2009 is particularly

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  10. EUROSTAT: Ageing Characterises the Demographic Perspectives of the European Societies

    triple from 21.8 million in 2008 to 61.4 million in 2060. The young age dependency ratio for the EU27

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