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  1. Guidelines to ensure accessibility to museums and exhibitions for the blind and partially sighted

    November 2012 - a Spanish Translation of the Guidelines is now available and can be downloaded from

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  2. EU Access Cities Award competition advances towards the December final

    is committed to continued improvements in accessibility in a sustainable way and can act as a role model

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  3. Wheelmap.org

    Find wheelchair accessible places! Wheelmap is a map for wheelchair accessible locations. On wheelmap.org you can find out if a location is accessible or not and are also be able to tag locations yourself. All location data comes from Openstreetmap, the biggest user-generated mapping project

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  4. Chais'Art. An Exhibition of Graphic Design Work on the Many Facets of Accessibility

    The exhibition, which can be viewed free of charge, is located in the Metro Station Botanique / Kruidtuin

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  5. Inclusive Tourism Marketing Toolkit

    with a poor grip, can make a huge difference to the experience of your guests. This guide encourages

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  6. ETCAATS e-learning course opens for testing

    that you answer the User Survey after you have taken the course, so that we can improve it before full

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  7. "European Charter for Sustainable and Responsible Tourism" Open for Public Consultation

    , but it should also influence how we as European citizens can contribute to sustainable and responsible

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  8. European Disability Forum Launches "The Freedom Guide"

    Member State 63.1% of interviewees do not believe that persons with disabilities can enjoy Freedom

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  9. Casa Vacanze I Girasoli Croce di Lucignano (Arezzo)

    and tennis court are all waiting ready to welcome you. Here with us you can rest, laze about or get

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  10. ISTO and Partners to Implement 'Calypso' Web Platform for Social Tourism

    . ISTO and its partners are indeed hoping that this future tool can contribute to the further development

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