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sector and its host destinations, as it can simultaneously: • improve the quality of tourism services
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; providers of services for tourists; academics, researchers; writers and publishers of tourist guides
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The Office for Accessibility aims to promote the accessibility and utility of housing, living spaces, built environment, public buildings and places, transport and services for everybody but especially for elderly and disabled people. The activities of the centre are focussed on advice
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The aim of the association is to promote the participation of the people with learning disabilities and also their families, and to help their global integration within the social fabric of our society. The Association provides for this throughout its own services and by the institution of working
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The Royal National Institute for Deaf People offers a range of services for deaf and hard of hearing people, and provide information and support on all aspects of deafness, hearing loss and tinnitus. http://www.rnid.org.uk
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The University of Surrey's School of Management provides management and business education including the MBA, MSc, MPA, DBA, PhD and undergraduate degrees. Includes hospitality, tourism, retail, health care management, HRM, Marketing, International Business and Financial Services
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The Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE) is concerned with the practicalities of inclusive design in the built environment, providing information, design guidance, training and consultancy services.
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of venues and services. For this purpose a number of accessibility assessment instruments have been
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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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acknowledges that some airlines and airports already provide the services prescribed by the regulation
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