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  1. Settlement Reached to Improve Access to Hotels.com and Expedia Reservation Services for Disabled Travellers

    of disabled consumers, Hotels.com and Expedia are showing that they are true leaders in the hospitality

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  2. Travel Industry 'Failing to Cater for Disabled'

    with all aspects of holidays for people who require specialist travel." This week Expedia... accommodation. The move follows a court case in the US last year that resulted in Expedia being

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  3. Fundación Lengua

    The Fundación de la Lengua Española - The Foundation for the Spanish Language - is a private institution. Its creation in Spain responds to a twofold desire: on the one hand to promote the Spanish language and culture in countries where Spanish is not the main language, and secondly to spread

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  4. Study on public information symbols

    stadium and at the East Asian Games held in Osaka. Resources needed : The Ministry of Land

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  5. Promoting Safe Egress and Evacuation for People with Disabilities

    or by telephoning the Dublin office on: (00353) (0)1 608 0400. Visit the NDA Website

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  6. Chinese Experts Visit Madrid, Spain To Learn What Makes A Leading Accessible Tourism Destination

    of Tsinghua University Beijing, Fujian Minnan Normal University and the Fujian Provincial Foundation

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  7. International Paralympic Committee Campaign, WeThe15: A global human rights movement for the 1.2 billion persons with disabilities

    and the Niagara Falls spanning Canada and the USA. Digital media: Several activities are also planned across

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  8. Third EU Calypso Meeting Facilitating Exchanges in Cross-Border Social Tourism

    [dot] ro tel/fax: 004 021 322 01 88. Calypso Meetings Facilitating Exchanges Calypso Meetings

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  9. Accessible Indonesia

    90222, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

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  10. ATAP, a Discussion Platform on Accessible Tourism in the Asia Pacific Region Started on Facebook

    Toraja kids in traditional dress, Sulawesi. (Photo, Accessible Indonesia/Webshop.co.id). Increasing awareness about the rights of persons with disability and realization of the huge potential of disabled travelers as customers, helped to make accessible tourism relatively common in the ‘Western

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