Cooperation for accessible hospitality and tourism
As of the summer, the Municipality of Utrechtse Heuvelrug will be working with the province, Koninklijke Horeca Nederland and the Regional Office for Tourism Heuvelrug en [...]
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Accessibility
The accessibility of public space is an essential issue for our society. The 2005 law has been insufficiently implemented. The decree implementing the regulation establishing [...]
Going out once, is usually quite a task: residents with physical disabilities are happy with more accessible catering establishments.
Already seven restaurants in Sint-Niklaas have made their business more accessible with a ‘ringing surface’. In this way, they literally remove the threshold for [...]
Customer-friendly reception of visitors with a disability
This course will give you a better understanding of the different types of disabilities that exist. You will be able to talk to a number of experience experts and learn how [...]
The tourist attractions of Brussels are now more accessible to people with disabilities.
Since Tuesday, people with disabilities have been able to access a wealth of concrete information about access to shops, hotels, restaurants, museums, cinemas, etc. via a [...]
Accessibility label
Holiday homes, tourist information offices, visitor centres and meeting infrastructure in Flanders can obtain a protected accessibility label. You can find out how to get [...]
Ghent hotel and catering industry not keen on adjustments for wheelchair users
Only five restaurants and shops in Ghent make use of the 50,000 euros in subsidies that the City provides annually to improve accessibility for wheelchair users Link: [...]
D66: “Provide subsidies to the hotel and catering industry and shops to improve accessibility”.
D66 in the city council wants to make more buildings in The Hague accessible for disabled people. “This is possible by dealing more flexibly with the available [...]
Jaccede Challenge to improve accessibility for people with reduced mobility in Liège
In the province of Liège, 43% of people with permanent or temporary disabilities want more accessibility in public spaces: shops in general, the hospitality sector and the [...]
The ‘On Wheels’ app helps wheelchair users find accessible buildings.
Walking through Ghent’s city centre, you will probably not ask yourself many questions about the height of the thresholds of the shops or which toilets are available in [...]