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  1. Competitiveness for European Tourism for All - CETA International Conference, Sweden

    and Support for Tourism SME’s Ivor Ambrose, European Network for Accessible Tourism and Nils-Arvid Andersson

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  2. Third EU Calypso Meeting Facilitating Exchanges in Cross-Border Social Tourism

    a presentation at Baile Felix, proposing for a system of EU-wide technical support on accessibility

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  3. Fifth European Greenways Conference

    from 10 countries support EGWA: national, regional and local institutions, greenway managers

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  4. London, "The Welcoming City" and a Water-Powered Lift

    Inside Out and Price and Myers with the support of the Royal Engineers and the Royal Parks

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  5. The Museu Nacional do Azulejo in Lisbon is now accessible for all its visitors

    Photo of the Museum / Museu Nacional do Azulejo The opening ceremony of the works to improve the accessibility of the Museu Nacional do Azulejo sponsored by the Salvador Association, with the support of the patrons Banco Espírito Santo and SEMAPA was held on 14th April 2010. The ceremony

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  6. TFA Tourism For All Website

    Parks and Attractions staff One of the objectives of Tourism for All UK is to support the hospitality

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  7. Minister's Speech to 100+ at the Inaugural Access Tourism NZ Conference: A Neglected Market in New Zealand

    important market that is neglected in NZ. She pledged her personal support for improving

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  8. ENTER 2011 Conference. Accessibility of ICTs and Accessible Travel Information

    the right-hand panel. With the support of the European Commission Framework Programme 7 project:

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  9. Transnational conference "Tourism for All" Press Release

    , it is important to make them support education in this specific area. Unfortunately, accessible tourism is being

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  10. CEN Seminar on Standardization in the Tourism Sector

    legal basis entirely devoted to tourism in order to support and complement the action of the Member

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