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My feeling:
Accessible tourism links with the concrete cases of easiness of use of services and facilities for people with accessibility needs.
Inclusive tourism has a more weight on the idea of social justice and is used in the context of “sustainable and inclusive”.
First come first served?
AITCAP2021 Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Conference in the Asia-Pacific will be held on every Thursday in May starting from May 6th covering the diverse topics of the accessible travel. They allocate some tickets specially for 1) Traveler with disability or 2) Traveling companion and/or carer for free. You can find the…
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Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Conference in the Asia-Pacific – getaboutable
Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Conference in the Asia-Pacific – getaboutable
Sarah and Josh Grisdale1 Comment-
Definitely worth it!
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I would recommend to read the below book if you are interested in Japan. This book will help you understand at least partly where your Japanese friends’ good/bad judgement and go/no-go decisions come from.
“Representative Men of Japan” by Kanzo Uchimura
https://www.amazon.co.jp/Representative-Japan-English-Kanzo-Uchimura-ebook/dp/B00CQ9U4GI
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Good idea – travel is more than just going places, but experiencing culture and making new friends.
Reply to Accessibility Certification Program in Japan
So you do not label restaurants in Flanders. Understood.
Reply to Accessibility Certification Program in Japan
Hello Pieter,
The kind of the subject organizations seem more or less the same.
I think the standard the labeling is requesting is not the one comparative to yours in VisitFlanders. It requires only
1 offering more than 3 kind of accessibility related service (you can choose the easiest three if you wish)
2 conducting accessibility related…
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