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Greece adds ramps and accessible facilities at more beaches
Greece is expanding accessibility at its beaches with new access ramps, wheelchair-friendly pathways, and accessible restrooms as part of a broader inclusive tourism push. The move builds on Greece’s existing reputation for accessible coastlines — it already has one of the larger networks of accessible beaches in Europe through programs like…
US government websites have 3 weeks to meet new accessibility standards
On April 24, every US state and local government serving 50,000+ people must make their websites and mobile apps meet WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards under a new ADA Title II rule. That includes transit agency sites, paratransit booking apps, and public tourism portals.
Only about 4% of government homepages currently meet WCAG standards,…
It is a shame it always seems to take an incident for changes to be made…
tovima.com
Greece Accelerates Ferry Accessibility Reforms After Public Outcry - tovima.com
A new presidential order will mandate ramps, accessible cabins, and visual/auditory aids to improve travel for people with disabilities.
An important reminder that accessible travel isn’t just about a destination. It is about connecting the dots and making sure every stage is accessible.
bbc.com
Man had to sleep in wheelchair due to broken lift on ferry
The lift on the Levante Jet ferry is out of service and is in the process of being repaired.
Great to see more and more initiatives! Hopefully others can pick up suit and do mid-range and budget hotels as well.
travelandtourworld.com
Inclu introduces Inclusive Luxury Hotels, the world’s first platform for luxury hotels catering to disabled travelers, inclusive stays across 10 countries.
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