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  1. Rehabilitation International World Congress 2021 (New date)

    the 24th RI World Congress 2021 to be the engine for new plans and visions. RI plans to include

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  2. Easy Access. International seminar for accessible tourism, Finland

    hut in the Lieksa wilderness. Park Superintendent Kyösti Tuhkalainen will accompany us in Ruunaa

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  3. Seeing Old-Age as a Never-Ending Adventure

    -setting near her home in Cranston, R.I., Ms. Beauchemin, 80, was sitting on a beach and had

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  4. Pro-ICAT Malaysia: Accessible Tourism Promotes National Development

    . Guest speakers include Joseph Kwan, Global Chair of the RI International Commission on Technology

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  5. Design Competition: A Twenty-first Century Symbol Of Accessibility

    The International Symbol of Accessibility, since 1969. (Photo, UIA) The International Union of Architects (UIA) and Rehabilitation International (RI) are jointly inviting submissions for a twenty-first century symbol of accessibility to represent their core values of rights and inclusion

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  6. UNWTO Global Code of Ethics for Tourism (1999)

    of the World Tourism Organization Although it is not a legally binding document, its Article 10

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  7. ENAT Proposes CEN Workshop Agreement on Accessible Transport and Tourism Services

    details. The consensus document proposed by ENAT would be a non-binding guideline which enterprises

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  8. The European Disability Movement Wants Freedom of Movement

    .” The European Accessibility Act Total accessibility implies a binding European Accessibility Act. Overall

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  9. European Disability Forum Launches "The Freedom Guide"

    and binding European Accessibility Act – on the accessibility of mainstream goods and services

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  10. World Committee on Tourism Ethics to focus on the exploitation of children, trafficking, poaching and accessible tourism

    a frontier area, which is tourism ethics, by binding people together in an operational way”, said

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