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Adrienne in
Australia 11 months ago11 months ago (edited)
Hi Everyone. I’m the parent of a young person who has autism and I’ve been working for an accessible travel consultancy for the previous few years. I’m also completing a Diploma of Access Consulting.
Last year I has an opportunity to go to the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, which is a fantastic event for anyone interested in indigenous art. The…
daaf.com.au
Page not found - DAAF | 7-10 August 2025 | Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair
Page not found - DAAF | 7-10 August 2025 | Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair
Who’s next?!
timeout.com
The world’s first inclusive bridge climb has just launched in Australia
Brisbane’s Story Bridge Adventure Climb is now wheelchair accessible
Bella and Josh Grisdale1 Comment
Not me!
Always exciting to hear that places are changing for the better between visits.
havewheelchairwilltravel.net
Accessible Tasmania - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
Road tripping Tasmania's east coast we discovered a range of accessible accommodation, activities and experiences.
Disability advocates call on the government and tourism industry to ensure travelling is accessible for everyone.
bendigoadvertiser.com.au
Spinal Life Australia pushes for accessibility within tourism industry
One in five Australians live with disability.
Morning! Just read about this and thought it would be good to share.
travellersaid.org.au
Home - Travellers Aid Australia; Helping Travellers Since 1916
Travellers Aid Australia provides support, advice and assistance to the travelling public including people with special requirements or experiencing travel emergencies. We are a Not-For-Profit organisation operating in Melbourne and regional Victoria, Australia since 1916.
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Thanks for sharing Sarah, I think it’s an awesome service they’re providing for disabled people😀
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