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Nature is within reach for people with disabilities too

For many people, a walk in the forest seems like a simple, everyday activity. Yet a path that is too narrow, a steep slope, tree roots or a lack of suitable information can be enough to make a natural area inaccessible. In Belgium, projects and places are taking action to make nature more accessible. From Natur’Accessible trails to Le Fagotin, the initiatives featured in this article show that enjoying nature while living with a disability is possible.
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Access-i joins ISTO : working together for sustainable and inclusive tourism

Access-i has joined the International Social Tourism Organisation (ISTO), a global network committed to making tourism more accessible, sustainable and inclusive. This new milestone strengthens our commitment to tourism that is open to everyone, where all people can enjoy leisure activities, culture and new experiences.
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Read the article in “C'est l'AVIQ – 10th Anniversary Special” about the new Access-i platform, which focuses on digital accessibility and provides information on various types of disabilities.
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