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  1. Tourism for Everyone Association, Izmir, Turkey, Annual Report 2025

    on “Accessible Interpretation Approaches” to 50 museum staff members and professional tourist guides... in Izmir and Manisa as part of awareness weeks. With the guidance of professional tourist guides, we

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  2. Why ENAT?

    professional standards and improved quality in tourism services, offering greater choice and a warm

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  3. ENAT Associate Member

    Associate membership is available to private enterprises, public administrations, organisations under public law, academic institutions, professional bodies, non-governmental organisations, social cooperatives, private foundations and individuals. Associate membership is the most suitable category

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  4. ENAT Full Member

    public law, academic institutions, professional bodies, non-governmental organisations, social

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  5. Welcome

    ETCAATS - European Training Certificate Accessible for All in the Tourism Sector - aims to supply tourism providers with a range of on-line training tools and a professional training certificate, enabling them to welcome, with confidence, guests with disabilities and others with particular access

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  6. Project description

    Certification of professional training in Accessible Tourism will be defined and developed with ETCAATS

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  7. About

    guide. This requires professional training as a tourist guide and an additional special training

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  8. Project description

    for training professional Tourist Guides, in terms of common principles, methodologies and recommendations

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  9. ELEVATOR Project Mini-site: Efficient movement to higher quality staff and services in tourism for all

    in accessible tourism for individual learners, professional development of tourist/travel guides; more

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  10. UNESCO Club Serron

    The UNESCO Clubs, Centres and Associations are groups of volunteers of different ages and socio-professional status who become militants in the service of UNESCO’s ideals. These Clubs take up a position on global problems with local repercussions and thus contribute to the process of reflection

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