Portal de Jumilla
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The project is funded by the ONCE Foundation and Vodafone Foundation
On Thursday, Representative State Platform for Physically Disabled, PREDIF, reveals selected routes for flights in Spain Oenology Accessible guide for everyone.
There are currently 20 certified wine tours ACEVIN.
After a survey, which are rated the minimum accessibility of tourist facilities, PREDIF has chosen the 12 most accessible to be included in this guide, which is expected will come out in September, and among them is the Jumilla Wine Route, along with Garnacha, Ribera del Duero, Rías Baixas, Rioja Alta, Rioja Alava, Rueda, Ribera del Guadiana, Montillo-Moriles, Navarra, Penedès and Utiel-Requena.
In the coming months the technical accessibility of this entity conduct a diagnostic study of each route to collect all information about the accessibility of facilities.
The project is funded by the ONCE Foundation and the Vodafone Spain Foundation and has the support of the Spanish Association of Wine Cities, ACEVIN.
This new digital publication to provide tourist information about the level of accessibility of tourist establishments in each route analyzed, in order that you can plan your trip or getaway and decide what to do, where to sleep, where to eat and what wineries to visit .
This initiative aims firstly raise awareness accessible to organizations that manage and promote the Wine Routes of Spain and tourism enterprises in their localities Tourism and secondly, to encourage local tourism sector for the medium term most tourist establishments and services are geared towards this market segment to be a business opportunity.
The typology of tourist facilities to be harvested in the guide are: interpretation centers wine, wine shops and specialty shops, traditional and signature restaurants, wineries, lodging, tourist information offices, museums, monuments, recreational activities and other services related to the culture of wine.
The Wine Tours offer a wide range of tourism allowing visitors to discover the natural and historical heritage of the area, develop various leisure activities and enjoy local gastronomy: a new form of tourism that combines the best of every land.
This guide is responding to the demands of those who are called "art tourists" seeking enriching experiences in his travels through immersion in the living culture of the place you visit.
Twelve of the most accessible routes to Spain
Route of Jumilla (Murcia)
Road Garnacha (Aragon)
Route of La Rioja Alava (La Rioja)
Route of La Rioja Alta (La Rioja)
Route of the Rias Baixas (Galicia)
Route Montillo-Moriles (Andalucía)
Ruta de Navarra (Navarre)
Route of Ribera del Duero (Castile and Leon)
Route of Ribera del Guadiana (Extremadura)
Ruta de Rueda (Valladolid)
Route Utiel Requena (Valencia)
Ruta del Penedès (Barcelona and Tarragona)
The wine routes of Spain Accessible guide for all persons available on the web portal PREDIF Accessible Tourism in the mobile application TUR4all in Geoportal Accessible Tourism for All and Layer Layar Mobile TUR4all.
These tools were developed by PREDIF collaboration with Vodafone Foundation are accessible and free and can be downloaded www.predif.org.
PREDIF, Representative State Platform for Physically Disabled, is a non-profit statewide, declared a public utility, which represents, promotes programs and performs actions on behalf of nearly 40,000 people who have severe physical disabilities.
Has an experience of over 30 years through its member associations ASPAYM, COAMIFICOA and ECOM.
PREDIF is today a benchmark in accessible tourism, chairs the Committee on Tourism and Leisure CERMI inclusive and its protocols and standards in the field of accessibility are agreed across the disability sector.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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