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  1. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport PRM Manager Calls on EU to Act on Abuse

    studies that we would get the PRM numbers pre-covid by 2025 or 2026. Clearly, this forecast proved... now calculate their way to the airport and request ad-hoc (non-pre-booked) assistance en masse

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  2. VisitEngland launches new accessibility toolkit for tourism businesses

    to become the most accessible tourism destination in Europe by 2025, as set out in our Tourism

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  3. CulTourData Final Conference, Chemnitz, Germany. 10th and 11th January 2024

    webpage Visit the Chemnitz Capital of Culture 2025 website Visit the CulTourData project website

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  4. FEEL IT - Deaf Travel - Final Conference and Mutual Learning Event

    from 21 January 2025 from the Downloads section in PDF Format. FEEL IT Conference Agenda FEEL

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  5. German National Tourist Board Presents Accessible Tourism Day at Messe Berlin

    Venue: Messe Berlin, City Cube, Hall 5 and Online The German National Tourist Board has prepared the 2025 programme, focusing on the following topics with keynote speeches, presentations and panel discussions: Barrier-free destination development Target group-specific offer design Barrier-free

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  6. Rights delayed: Air travel for passengers with disabilities

    This Online Event takes place on Wednesday 26th November 2025, from 14.00 to 16.00 hours CET (Brussels time). The Registration link is at the end of this announcement. In this online event, the European Disability Forum (EDF) will present the main findings of the report, including: The main

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  7. Ascott Launches Holistic Disability Inclusion Playbook For Accommodation Sector, Setting New Hospitality Benchmark

    Press Release – Singapore, 14 November 2025 The Ascott Limited (Ascott), the wholly owned lodging business unit of CapitaLand Investment (CLI), has launched the Disability Inclusion Playbook for the Accommodation Sector. The company also announced its global disability inclusion commitments

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  8. Astana, The Capital City of Kazakhstan

    to Equality In 2025, Astana launched inclusive tourist routes—a true breakthrough in accessible tourism

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  9. Active Tourism Coalition Launches to Position 'Active Tourism' at the Heart of Europe’s Sustainable Tourism Future

    represents a trillion-dollar global market in 2025. Despite this growth, active tourism remains under

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  10. Accessible tourism – Nature-based activities for all, needs for assistive devices and information among people with disabilities

    Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism 52 (2025) Authors: Tor Erik Heyerdahl Nyquist, Reidun Birgitta Jahnsen, Trond Bliksvær, Ana Koncul, Karin Marie Antonsen. Abstract The article builds on a large-scale digital survey of the needs and experiences of persons with disabilities who were

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