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71. VisitEngland Presents New Boooklet on How to Capture the £2 Billion Accessible Tourism Market in England

    . www.tourismforall.org.uk/Access-audit.html Map through Access The booklet contains an easy to follow

    Published At 21/01/2011
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72. TravelinWheels

    , and transportation carriers. Our expected launch is Spring 2011. If you’d like to follow our progress

    Published At 08/02/2011
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73. ENAT Highlights Need for UNWTO Associates to Develop Their Accessible Tourism Policies

    market advantages has spurred others to follow these examples. This article was first published

    Published At 29/03/2011
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74. ENAT Supports Italian "Manifesto for the Promotion of Accessible Tourism"

    countries will hopefully follow your good example". Chairman of the Italian Agency for Tourism (ENIT

    Published At 14/09/2011
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75. Leading Businesses Commit to Global Code of Ethics for Tourism

    ethical tourism sector and one other businesses will surely follow,” said His Royal Highness Prince Felipe

    Published At 26/09/2011
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76. EU Access Cities Award competition advances towards the December final

    of Persons with Disabilities. Follow the Award Website www.accesscityaward.eu to be among the first to know

    Published At 17/11/2011
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77. Accessible Tourism Award for Polibienestar Research Institute at University of Valencia, Spain

    and healthy ageing. These objectives follow those of the European Strategy 2020 which, through

    Published At 26/01/2012
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78. "European Charter for Sustainable and Responsible Tourism" Open for Public Consultation

    and at international level. It will strive to follow these principles and to encourage the other

    Published At 16/02/2012
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79. Participate in VisitEngland's Survey on Accessibility Related Information. What Do You Need to Know to Plan Your Trip?

    on the information you require on individual tourism venues e.g. hotels. Please follow the link below

    Published At 12/03/2012
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80. Destination London. Online course to help hospitality staff welcome disabled visitors.

    Managers and team members have their own route to follow through the course. You are in complete control. Log in and out as your time allows. Destination London takes you on a journey. You will see a disabled customer's experience through their eyes. You will hear from disabled visitors as well

    Published At 22/05/2012
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