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  1. The ENAT 2008 Calendar - Now Available for Downloading

    . ENAT 2009 Calendar We plan to hold another Calendar Competition in late Autumn this year - so make

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  2. GAATES Honoured with UN Habitat - Dubai International Award for Best Practices to Improve the Living Environment

    of late Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, during the United Nations International Conference

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  3. ENAT Code of Good Conduct (label, 2011)

    version is coming soon (expected late October 2012) and the 2013 version will follow in January. See

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  4. UNWTO Approves Accessible Tourism Recommendations

    this line, a manual on “Accessible Tourism for All” is set to be published in late 2013, designed

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  5. Accessible Tourism for Economic Development and Social Responsibility, Batumi, Georgia

    November) 200 EU; Late (after 1st November) 250 EURO; On-site: 300 EURO. Sincerely, Besarion Giorgobiani

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  6. Scandic’s Accessibility Training Wins Two Awards for Best Interactive Training

    unmatched in Sweden or abroad. In late 2013 Scandic took the next step in making its interactive training

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  7. Mobility Unesco Sustainable Tourism

    such as Mount Etna, the Sicilian active volcano, the sites of the late Baroque of the Val di Noto

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  8. TAD - The Ability Advisor

    in the late nineteenth century but, since 2005 a lot of actions have been developed also in the field... 9001:2008 (LST EN ISO9001:2008). Website: www.paneveziodrmc.lt Project partners: European Network

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  9. Betania Società Cooperativa Sociale

    BETANIA nasce il 15 marzo 2001 per favorire l'inserimento lavorativo di persone appartenenti... - Falegnameria BETANIA ha realizzato Monza per Tutti, la prima guida all'accessibilità della città di Monza per favorire la mobilità delle persone con un'autonomia ridotta (disabili, anziani, famiglie con

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  10. Travel Industry 'Failing to Cater for Disabled'

    for All, a British-based charity that specialises in travel for the disabled, found that 85 per cent of respondents did not believe travel agents understand the needs of disabled travellers, and 78 per cent did not feel they were catered for by high street agents. The survey also found that 35 per cent

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