Top tips to improve access ahead of London 2012
Top tips to improve access ahead of London 2012
11th October 2011
It's less than a year to go before the start of the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
Overnight trips made by people who either have or are accompanied by someone with a health condition or impairment contribute over £2bn to the English visitor economy annually, highlighting the economic importance of this sector to the industry.
VsiitEngland has produced a helpful 'Top Tips to Improve Access Ahead of London 2012 Paralympic Games' that guides you through easy suggestions for improving accessibility in your business.
Read these Top Tips here, and read more about making your business accessible on the Toolkit's accessibility pages
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