A new agreement
The Center for Tourism Research and Studies at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos has signed a collaboration agreement with the Vivir sin Barreras Foundation.
A shared objective
The project aims to study the impact of implementing mobility scooters for people with reduced mobility at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum in Madrid. Through this initiative, the goal is not only to improve operational aspects, but also to support the emotional well-being of visitors.
On February 16, the initial trial took place with results that exceeded all expectations. Teresa Villacé, a professor at URJC, was responsible for analyzing the outcomes and coordinating the visit.
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