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  1. Recommended Accessibility Guidelines for Public Transport Operators in Ireland

    transport because it is easier or more convenient to use, more pleasant, and satisfies their needs

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  2. ATHENA project workshop in Ostrava - Press Release

    , Jirka, and make his uneasy journey through life as pleasant as possible. With our example, we want

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

    with photos and maps, allows an easy and pleasant reading of this directory, destined to better inform

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  4. Scandic Hotels' Disability Ambassador Takes Swedish CSR Prize

    at Scandic pleasant and relaxing for all guests, with or without disabilities. The Swedish newspaper

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  5. International Disability Conference held at Scandic Sydhavnen, "Denmark's most accessible hotel"

    are trained in accessibility and how everyone can make the stay at Scandic pleasant and relaxing for all

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  6. More Than 100 Tourist Guides in Europe Now Have T-Guide Accreditation!

    and competences to ensure a pleasant and rewarding experience for visitors who may not otherwise get the chance

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  7. Presentation of Accessible, Interreligious and Intercultural Signage of the Tourism4All project

    , materials that are pleasant to the touch and resistant to atmospheric agents. In the upper part it takes

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  8. ENAT Code of Good Conduct

    institution. Others may feel that they are not ready to commit to all the demands of the Code until

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  9. Project description

    Background Aims and Objectives Approach Outcomes Lifelong Learning Programme Background The European tourism sector faces challenges of increasing global competition and demands for sustainable and higher quality products and services, with greater value for customers. One of the key areas where

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  10. 'Tourism for All' - Theme for Annual Conference of EIDD.

    What is tourism in 2007 and how is it designed? Do the products and services currently available really cater for the demands and needs of a constantly evolving market? Is there a concrete dialogue between users and service providers that has developed sufficiently to guarantee an effective

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