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  1. ECTN Awards 'Destination of Sustainable Cultural Tourism 2026' 13th Edition (Extended Deadline)

    or activities that have been completed during the past 3 years. Award winners will be recognised..., Greece Award winners will be announced at the Awards Ceremony to be held during the 19th

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  2. Newsletters and e-Bulletins

    The ENAT Newsletter was first produced as a series of PDF documents, for downloading, during 2007. We now send out an E-Bulletin to members and subscribers. It is free of charge and goes out to all those who are interested in the latest developments in Accessible Tourism. ENAT Members receive

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  3. ENAT Sponsors 2006 - 2007

    This page lists the sponsors of the ENAT Project, 2006 to 2007. For an updated list of the current ENAT sponsors, please visit the main ENAT Sponsors Page ENAT Sponsors during 2006 to 2007 included the European Commission and nine transnational partners: European Commission DG Employment, Social

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  4. ENAT Associate Member

    profile, please get in touch via our Contact Page. Payment During registration, at the ENAT Sign-up

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  5. ENAT Code of Good Conduct Background Information

    disabled persons during emergency egress from buildings or the use of special equipment. - ENAT

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  6. Projects

    intended to facilitate transnational tourism particularly during the low season, and within

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  7. ENAT Inaugural General Meeting - Report

    of accessible tourism in Europe during the coming years. The event was organised by the ENAT sponsors

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  8. Beach Access for All

    of equipment. In Cyprus, we have sold two beach access systems and during my visit one month ago I met

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  9. DY Yachting

    , and it is never more than 4 hours sailing time from one port to the next. During sailing we visit

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  10. National Accessible Scheme, Scotland

    VisitScotland operates a national accessible scheme that identifies, acknowledges and promotes those accommodation establishments and attractions that meet the needs of visitors with disabilities. The access inspection, which also covers camping and caravan parks, is made during the annual Quality

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