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The most complete research in Europe
The research into and analysis of the demands which residents and tourists with special needs make of a host city is fundamentally important It is the most current and exhaustive European study ever made, involving as it does 6,545 interviews with residents and tourists with special needs. It has emerged that in order for a city to be hospitable people must be cordial and helpful, information must be clear and correct, architectural barriers must be removed, public transport must enjoy greater accessibility and people’s identities must be valorized.
A good example from the Forlì-Cesena Province
A striking example of adoption and comparison of the methodologies of the Accessible cities of the European Regions - CARE project methodologies is no doubt the one given by the Forlì-Cesena Province. Two new instruments for a tourism for all were publicly presented on Friday, March, 4th 2005, in the Council Chamber of the Forlì-Cesena Province: the “Guide to Accessible Accommodating Facilities” and the new on-line Tourism Website. Romagna and its people have always been characterized by the vocation of hospitality;