Special Issue of Design for All India on Inclusive Tourism

By Scott on November 12, 2008 4:44 PM | 0 Comments

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Design for All India is the journal of the Indian Institute for Technology Delhi on Universal Design. I have selected this graphic for the November 2008 special issue on Inclusive Tourism in India. In the foreground is Craig Grimes of Accessible Nicaragua and Accessible Everything

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