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91. ETCAATS: European Training Certificate - Access for All in the Tourism Sector

    have taken the course, to make their offers accessible for the 127 million Europeans who are looking

    Published At 26/10/2009
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92. Sights Unseen. Photography by blind and visually impaired people in the UK, Mexico and China

    to discover subjects. Once the photograph has been taken, textures and sounds will be used to achieve

    Published At 21/01/2010
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93. Accessibility to Cultural Heritage. Nordic Perspectives

    that have to be taken. The purpose of this report is therefore to develop that awareness

    Published At 01/02/2010
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94. Find What You Want To Know About Accessible Tourism With ENAT Keywords

    you see listed in the right hand panel and you will be taken automatically to the ENAT Keywords

    Published At 16/03/2010
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95. European Tourism Stakeholders' Conference

    and allowing for decisions to be taken by qualified majority. Specific themes will be discussed

    Published At 13/04/2010
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96. Preparation of a new EU Disability Strategy 2010-2020. Summary of the main outcomes of the public consultation

    of the European Disability Action plan in 2003: obligations taken by the EU and the MS by signing and ratifying

    Published At 06/07/2010
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97. Launch of the Access●City Award. EU Calls for Entries from Across Member States

    format. (Note, this is unofficial compilation taken from the City Awards Website by ENAT on 29/7/2010

    Published At 29/07/2010
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98. European Passengers' Rights - a New Campaign Takes Off

    Rights Why were air passenger rights introduced? Since the early 1990s travelling by plane has taken

    Published At 20/08/2010
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99. Transport access for all 2008: The Sectoral Plan for Accessible Transport under the Disability Act 2005

    reflects the changes that have taken place in accessible transport provision over the past two years

    Published At 31/08/2010
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100. Implementing an action plan to promote more age-friendly transport services

     This is a report on how five organisations within the transport sector undertook to enhance the age friendly character of the services they provide to their older customers. It details the actions taken by the organisations and highlights how this work has contributed to a heightened consciousness

     Published At 31/08/2010
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