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  1. New European Bauhaus

    Bauhaus will be shared on this page in due course. Latest News Read the report of the European

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  2. Bordeaux And Valencia Are 2022 European Capitals of Smart Tourism

    the latest news on the European Capital of Smart Tourism, sign up to the Smart Tourism Capitals

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  3. Supporting Persons With Disabilities In Ukraine. Information From ENAT Partner, EASPD

    also find our latest webinar here (opens FaceBook video page) and learn more on what our members

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  4. DIVETOUR Project Announces Free Accessible Tourism Training "cMOOC"

    , is an online training platform and open learning community. It will give access to the latest

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  5. FITUR International Tourism Fair - FITUR 4All

    discussions on Thursday, 25 January in Hall 9 will thus put the latest trends in accessible tourism

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  6. New Toolkit Urges Tourism Businesses in Belfast To Embrace Inclusivity

    ‘Embrace the Inclusive Spirit’ is the latest initiative delivered by the council to support Belfast’s growing tourism sector and was launched today at an event in Titanic Belfast, the city's major tourist attraction. The free resource pack, developed with Tourism NI, Visit Belfast and the Northern

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  7. European Cultural Tourism Network Awards 2024 seeks outstanding Accessible Heritage Destinations

    – 17:00 CEST (Central European Summer Time) at the latest. Comment: ENAT Managing Director, Ivor

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  8. The 15th EU Access City Award 2025 is open for entries

    at the latest. Apply now for the 2025 Access City Award at the website of the Access City Award

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  9. VisitBritain and VisitEngland Publish New Accessibility Feature Questionnaires for Tourism Operators

    to improve accessibility. The latest documents are offered in 6 languages: English, Dutch, French

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  10. The Dis/abled Tourist. Navigating an Ableist Tourism World

    This book addresses a growing demand to hear the authentic voices and understand the lived tourist experiences of people with disability. This latest volume in The Tourist Experience series challenges what is arguably an exclusionary, marginalising, discriminatory and ableist tourism world

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