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  1. Blue Flag International teams up with European Network for Accessible Tourism to promote Beaches, Marinas and Boat-based activities for All

    with disabilities, the partners recognise that destinations can do more to improve beach, marina and boat-based... Flag have accepted the challenge and have a positive attitude to do better, both for the environment

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  2. UK Dementia-Friendly Tourism Guide - A Practical Guide for Businesses

    have on the lives of 850,000 people living with dementia in the UK. Improvements do not need to involve... memories with loved ones. “Until we find a cure, it’s vital that we do everything we can to make

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  3. ENAT Is Looking For A Digital Communications Specialist (Intern)

    ’ in the digital world? Do you understand Web accessibility (at content manager level)? Do you have a flair

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  4. ‘Disability Passport’ to help disabled people access more UK tourist attractions

    it wrong but instead find it easier to do nothing." She now wants leisure businesses in Wales to do

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  5. ATEC launches Accessible and Inclusive Host training programme in Australia

    access and to be able to do what everyone else wants to do; they just have specific requirements

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  6. Travel and Tourism Websites Failing to Cater for Disabled Users - WebAIM Report

    | Types of errors over the years 2019 to 2025. Government, financial and legal sites do well AIM also...% worse than average, and deteriorating The travel sector, meanwhile, has some soul-searching to do

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  7. FEEL IT - A Pioneer Curriculum for Designing Tourism Experiences for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People

    and customers with hearing impairments. Staff who are well-trained with a ‘can-do’ attitude... are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union

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  8. All Aboard. Driving the Transition to Accessible Tourism. Insights and Tools for Action

    in Dutch and English Do you want to build practical knowledge of accessible tourism? This book is for you... can do today to take meaningful steps forward. Tourism is in transition. Inclusion and accessibility

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  9. Categories, Fees and Payments

    fee to be paid. Associate Members do not need to demonstrate experience in accessible tourism

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  10. Advantages of Membership

    members are not obliged to have a recognised “track record” in accessible tourism, nor do they have

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