Greek firm offers sign language tours for hearing-impaired at archaeological sites

Hands-up, a Greek company specialising in the interpretation of sign language, has launched a new service that offers deaf and hearing-impaired people the chance to take guided tours of archaeological sites, ANA reports.

Giorgos Stathakis, managing director of Hands-up, announced in an interview with the Athens-Macedonian News Agency on Thursday that the first free thematic tour of the ancient Athens Agora was successfully organised for hearing-impaired people.

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