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91. European Capital of Smart Tourism. Compendium of Best Practices, 2020

    Brussels, March 2021. The European Capital of Smart Tourism is an EU initiative. It was proposed as a preparatory action by the European Parliament and is being implemented by the European Commission since 2018. It gives European cities the opportunity to share their exemplary practices as smart

    Published At 18/08/2021
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92. ENAT And Zero Project Cooperate To Promote Innovations In Accessible Tourism for All

    Photo: Mobility scooter drivers on woodland path in Telemark, Norway. Zero Project Awardee, 2018. Brussels and Vienna, 17th December 2021. ENAT, the European Network for Accessible Tourism non-profit association working to promote Tourism for All, and Zero Project, the global initiative working

    Published At 17/12/2021
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93. CulTourData - Supporting data-driven innovation for tourism SMEs in European Capital of Culture

    of Culture (ECoC) - Matera 2019, Leeuwarden 2018, Chemnitz 2025, Košice 2013, Lieira 2027 and Extremadura

    Published At 13/04/2022
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94. CulTourData. EU-funded Project Enhancing Data-driven Cultural Tourism in European Capitals of Culture

    is linked to one European Capital of Culture, past or present: Matera 2019, Leeuwarden 2018, Chemnitz

    Published At 02/05/2022
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95. New Program Aims to “Spark” Innovative Accessible Tourism Ideas in the Kootenay Rockies

    launched in Ontario in 2018 by the Tourism Innovation Lab and has now expanded to several regions

    Published At 20/01/2023
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96. San Cristóbal de La Laguna wins 2024 Access City Award, advancing accessibility for persons with disabilities

    (Luxembourg); 2021, Jönköping (Sweden); 2020, Warsaw (Poland); 2019, Breda (The Netherlands); 2018, Lyon

    Published At 02/12/2023
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97. Who We Are

    IGUALDADAD España, Spain CPD - Consulta per le persone in difficoltà - Turismabile, Italy Deutscher

    Published At 12/06/2007
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98. U.K. 'Accessible Travel and Leisure' Franchising Scheme

    . On average, Accessible Travel and Leisure clients spend at least £2,000 per booking. At the meeting stage

    Published At 01/11/2007
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99. UK's 'Accessible Travel and Leisure' Announces Franchising Opportunities

    be more than £35,000 (€50,000) per year in a mature franchise territory. In the U.K. there are some 10

    Published At 01/11/2007
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100. Accessible Tourism is Big Money

     an estimated value of 80 billion euros per year. That figure doesn't include pregnant women, families

     Published At 28/11/2007
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