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I totally agree on the need to understand which part of accessible tourism is making money and which prt should be the object of government support or be managed by non profit organisations. When I decided to create an actual for profit company, it was also a political statement as in « this is not a charity project for the disabled people » but… Read more
Hello group members, this is not a funny disability fail but a serious request for help to avoid a disability failure… my contact Ileana from Naples, Italy, runs not only a travel agency for travellers who are blind or have mobility disabilities, but she also has been for 10 years organising adaptive sailing courses in the BEAUTIFUL area…
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That is so horrible! I was interviews a while back for a media outlet from Italy called Lifegate. The reporter is fluent in both English and Italian. I’ll reach out to her. If I hear back I’ll message you.
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Hello! That would be great to have, but I do not know of any oranisation who has done an exact monitoring in terms of number of visitors with a disability, the data tends to be rather scattered and difficult to aggregate. ENAT is perhaps doing something in this sense at the moment?
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Oh I think I found it!
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I’d love to see the recorded sessions but I am struggling to find the access…
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