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  1. Forbidden no more: Young Voices China transform the Forbidden City into a city for all

    Forbidden City Courtyard (Wikipedia) "Our Young Voices campaigners have made a remarkable achievement to ensure disabled people can enjoy improved access to these historical sites of worldwide importance. This will encourage all our campaigners worldwide to continue their valuable work,” stated

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  2. VisitEngland Helps Businesses Attract More Visitors with Access Needs

    to help destinations improve their welcome and attract even more of these loyal and valuable visitors

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  3. International Conference on "Accessibility in Tourism: an Ethical Value, a Business Opportunity"

    , Tourism and Sport. Designed as an un-conference, the meeting will provide a valuable opportunity

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  4. World Committee on Tourism Ethics discussed Accessible Tourism for All

    enormous challenges”. He explained that “the tourism sector can make a valuable contribution to peace

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  5. VisitEngland and Action on Hearing Loss Launch New Guide for Tourism Businesses

    businesses become more deaf aware, and attract even more of these loyal and valuable customers

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  6. Accessible Tourism: Comparing Experiences

    and significant experiences in this field and to provide valuable and practical elements for implementing

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  7. Paris - Ile de France, France

    types of disability. Through the work with the label, the regional tourist board gained valuable

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  8. ELEVATOR Project Partner Meeting and SME Workshop, Czech Republic

    partners. This event will be very valuable for the next phase of the ELEVATOR project, in which new

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  9. #MapMyDay: People Worldwide Are Invited To Map Accessibility in Tourism

    be found at www.mapmyday.org/en/press... valuable answers to everyone who is planning a vacation abroad or a short trip to another city

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  10. Everyone Welcome Down By The Sea

    are contributing to this valuable change thus allowing councils with Blue Flag awarded beaches the use

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