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  1. World Tourism Organization and Fundación ONCE Seek Best Accessible Destinations

    by type of destination. Urban, sun and beach, mountain, rural or cultural heritage destinations

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  2. European Tourism Sector Demands Urgent Supportive Measures to Reduce Devastating Impact of COVID-19

    Federation of Rural Tourism) ▪ Europa Nostra (The Voice of Cultural Heritage in Europe) ▪ European

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  3. #Tourism4Recovery: Travel and Tourism Stakeholders Urge Investment in Sustainable Tourism as Part of EU Recovery

    of rapid broadband services to rural, coastal and mountainous areas and the acceleration of fibre and 5G

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  4. Agri Travel and Slow Travel Expo (ATEST) International Exhibition 2024, Bergamo, Italy

    represent a challenge for all those urban, rural, maritime and mountain tourist destinations that pay

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  5. Destinations and companies place accessibility at the forefront of tourism planning and product development

    routes, urban and rural experiences, sports and mega events, shopping tourism and transportation

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  6. FUTOUR ALLIANCE - Future Tourism Skills Alliance for a Resilient and Innovative Europe

    FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING (EVBB) RURALTOUR - FEDERATION EUROPEENNE DE TOURISME RURAL FEDERTURISMO

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  7. Accessible tourism – Nature-based activities for all, needs for assistive devices and information among people with disabilities

    , such as sit-skis and other adaptive equipment. Managers of rural travel destinations are encouraged

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  8. ECTN Awards 'Destination of Sustainable Cultural Tourism 2026' Public Choice Voting Now Open

    Monument the Turaida Museum Reserve, by Turaida Museum Reserve, Latvia Tara Hategului – Resilient Rural

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  9. Tourism and Accessibility, Olympic Bid - Rome 2024 and Village for All® Sign Agreement  

    , Luca di Montezemolo. Towards Roma 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games The bidding team aims

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  10. The Disabled Birders Association

    The Disabled Birders Association is a relatively young organisation seeking to improve access for people with disabilities to reserves, facilities and services for "birding" (ornithology). We have members across the world but the majority live in the UK. There is a separate chapter in the USA.

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