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  1. Fifth European Greenways Conference

    projects, co-financed by the European Commission and national partners. Currently 32 member organisations

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  2. Call for Papers: III International Congress on Tourism for All, November 2010, Spain

    and projects, completed or otherwise, to exchange experiences. (Written proposal required). Visit

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  3. 4th Workshop "Pre-BITS World Congress": Accessible Tourism

    and discuss international and Italian projects and best practices in accessible tourism. ENAT's

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  4. III International Congress on Tourism for All, November 2010, Spain

    proposal required), Workshops. (Written proposal required), Presentation of research and projects

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  5. Conference on Challenges and Opportunities for Local and Regional Authorities in Tourism for All

    regions/organisations on their actions and projects and on possible partnerships. The Conference

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  6. UNWTO Plans New Actions to Make Tourism Accessible for All

    -raising, producing guidelines, and embarking on training and capacity building projects, especially via

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  7. Network Directory of European Local and Regional Authorities Active in Social Tourism (2011)

    and programmes as well as European and international projects and partnerships. It also includes

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  8. UNWTO and Partners to Promote Accessible Tourism for All

    /sets/72157627581468573/ UNWTO Ethics and Social Dimensions of Tourism Programme: http://ethics.unwto.org/en ONCE Foundation: http://www.fundaciononce.es/EN/Pages/Portada.aspx ENAT: http... of pilot projects in destinations, involving the application of new technologies, to facilitate

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  9. Accessible Tourism Award for Polibienestar Research Institute at University of Valencia, Spain

    and European projects on this research line. In 2007, Polibienestar founded the Red Tecnológica de

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  10. Transport accessibility for all users under threat in Council discussions on new TEN-T guidelines

    much hope that the recognition of the relevance of funding opportunities for projects enhancing

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