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Submitted by admin on 7 March 2024

ACCESSIBLE Tourism E-learning Platform Now Available!

We are excited to announce that the ACCESSIBLE tourism E-learning platform is now live! The English version of the course can be accessed via the following link:
🔗 https://moodle.pte.hu/course/view.php?id=15128
Class code: erasmus

For national language versions, including access links, class codes, and video tutorials, please refer to the WP3 project results section.

Happy learning and enjoy exploring inclusive tourism!

Overview

Submitted by admin on 7 March 2024

Project ID
2022-2-HU01- KA220-HED-000099410
Project title
The development of the innovative educational method of ACCESSIBLE tourism in Central Europe 
Project manager, contact details
Veronika Nagy-Véber, nagy-veber.veronika@pte.hu
Academic supervisor, contact details
Tibor Gonda, Dr., gonda.tibor@pte.hu
Total project budget
250.000 EUR
Total budget of UP
76.500 EUR
Project start date
01.05.2023

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