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Who can join? The training course is open to anyone who is interested in learning about accessibility of the built environment. This includes professionals such as: architects, engineers, interior designers, professors, public administration officials and policy makers. Students, members
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people. Either person can free of charge call the service which is manned by several sign language... a relay phone call or a distance interpretation. In the latter case both users are in the same place... communications services when specific services are needed. Multi-channel issues The user can call the service
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Suzanne Geudeke writes: The Foundation Un Mar Sin Barreras (A Sea Without Barriers) organises sailing activities in the Port of Valencia. Due to the construction of the Formula 1 circuit we are forced to cease our activities. We still don´t know if we a...
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Valladolid, Spain. 24-26 November 2010. (Updated) The ONCE Foundation for co-operation and inclusion of disabled people invites you to participate at the 3rd International Congress on Tourism for All, addressing the main theme of Cultural Tourism. This ...
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Are you working to make your tourism business or destination accessible and inclusive, or perhaps teaching or learning about this fascinating subject? Then we'd like to hear from you! Choose your theme from the areas of accessible tourism, culture and t...
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The Zero Project encourages nominations from all sectors of society – policy makers, startups, academia, civil society, businesses – and especially, those relating to multiple or severe disabilities, humanitarian action, gender equality, the arts, sexua...
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The International Tourism Trade Fair, FITUR 2024, takes place from 24 to 28 January in Madrid, Spain. The purpose of the FITUR 4all 2024 Awards is to give visibility, thank and encourage commitment in moving towards inclusive tourism. The FITUR 4all Awa...
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and have created exemplary services for guests. Nonetheless, particularly people with disabilities
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Logo of the EU Access City Award Put your city on the European map as a proactive supporter of accessibility for persons with disabilities. The Access City Award sets out to showcase and reward cities with over 50,000 inhabitants which take exemplary initiatives to improve accessibility
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to showcase and reward cities with over 50 000 inhabitants which take exemplary initiatives to improve
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