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91. Access to air travel for disabled people : 2005. Monitoring study.

    their legal obligations under the DDA. Number of pages : 83 Published Project report. PPR 139. PPAD 9/72/90.

    Published At 04/12/2007
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92. Training path development plan : Training for trainers model.

    Accessible tourism: general aspects and the legal picture Different types of disabilities: an outline

    Published At 04/12/2007
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93. Call for Papers - Computers Helping People with Special Needs, (ICCHP), Austria 2008

    and legal frameworks, driven by Disability Rights and Independent Living Movements led to what is known

    Published At 14/12/2007
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94. Europe Needs a Proper Tourism Policy. Paolo Costa MEP sets out his case

    or European level. For tourism policy to work, legal and administrative competences have to be exercised

    Published At 28/01/2008
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95. UNWTO Global Code of Ethics for Tourism (1999)

    was formed and a draft document was prepared by the Secretary-General and the legal adviser to UNWTO

    Published At 10/02/2008
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96. Draft Code of Practice on Accessible Heritage Sites

    interpretation of their legal requirements via a journey sequence through a heritage site set out

    Published At 09/04/2008
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97. Disability Directory for Museums and Galleries (UK)

    The Disability Directory is intended as guidance for all museums and galleries in improving their services to disabled people. With the wider implementation of the UK Disability Discrimination Act (1995) a legal duty is added to the obligation that in any case exists for all museums and galleries

    Published At 25/05/2008
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98. Protecting Children and Youths in Water Recreation: Safety Guidelines for Service Providers

    of the legal implications which accidents may have for the owner. Table of Contents Introduction 1

    Published At 27/06/2009
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99. Tourism and the Disability Discrimination Act

    This website provides advice to service providers about their legal obligations under the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA). Any service provider who provides a service to the public in the UK, whether they charge for it or not, has duties under the DDA. Service providers include holiday

    Published At 30/06/2009
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100. Accessibility: Understanding, Progress and Opportunities

     Introduction The DDA Waking up to the size of the market UK Overseas visitors Failure to meet demand Legal

     Published At 07/07/2009
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