This site is the "social networking home" of a new networking initiative for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) known as CETA, "Competitiveness for European Tourism for All". CETA is led by ENAT, the European Network for Accessible Tourism, with partners in Italy, Slovenia, Sweden and the United Kingdom. Starting in January 2009, the European Commission's Tourism Unit (under the Enterprise and Industry Directorate General) has agreed to co-finance a new SME network for Accessible, Sustainable and Competitive Tourism, with a 50% grant for an 18-month period.
Read more about CETA on the ENAT Resources page: CETA Project
From 12 March 2009, The main CETA Website is online and will bring you more information day-by-day.
Join us to discuss and learn how to make tourism businesses more sustainable, competitive and accessible for all visitors.
Membership of the CETA Network is free of charge.

Ivor Ambrose, ENAT and CETA Project Coordinator.
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