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  1. Stockholm: "The Most Accessible Capital City in the World by 2010"

    Plan Contact was established with all the City District administrations and organisations of disabled

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  2. Accessible Tourism Research Snapshot

    research and investigation in order to effectively plan and implement best-practice access to a tourism

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  3. 2nd ENAT International Congress on Tourism for All, 2009, Vienna, Austria. Call for Papers.

    tourism destinations, suppliers, project teams and disability/consumer organisations to plan

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  4. Profit Through Access - Tourism Business Toolkit

    and an action plan for your business. When you have completed the course you will receive a certificate

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  5. The Australian National Public Toilet Map

    Find toilets anywhere in Australia by using this online search tool. Accessible toilets are also listed. Selected toilets can be found for both individula locations and travel routes. Users may select and save toilet locations to a personal list, making it easy to build up a plan of where to find

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  6. Council of Europe Resolution: Achieving Full Participation Through Universal Design. ResAP(2007)3.

    on the Council of Europe Action Plan to promote the rights and full participation of people with disabilities

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  7. tactall: a European Initiative to Improve Skills in the Accessibility Market

    needs to make (ACTION plan) Understand the policy and legislation of your own country/region

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  8. Questionnaire for European Towns and Cities: Good Practices in Accessibility to Public Transport

    may be related to a transport plan or service, vehicle design, ticketing, journey planning

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  9. Achieving Full Participation Through Universal Design. Council of Europe Report

    in relation to the Council of Europe Disability Action Plan 2006-2015 and its action lines 4.1. General

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  10. Scandic Hotel Chain Increases Commitment to Disabled Guests

    are. This information is provided as a way to make it easier for disabled people to plan their travel. “We’re

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