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Did you catch the latest dispatch of the tabifolk newsletter? Got any feedback?
If you didn’t get a copy but you’d like to check it out, here’s a link:https://mailchi.mp/eb7989aad678/a-round-up-of-accessible-travel-news-and-opinion-13734440
Simple one today folks: How accessible is your town? Tell us below where you’re from and how the access is there!
Bonus points if it’s a part of the world not many have heard of before.
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Not bad. The run-up to Tokyo’s Olympics and Paralympics helped speed up change and Tokyo’s public transportation is great. Unfortunately, small restaurants etc are still a challenge…
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I’m from London UK and although not everywhere is accessible most places are and if they aren’t most do try to provide with ramps, etc. to get into the venues. I know that London hosted a very successful Olympics and Paralympics in 2012 so that has certainly helped push the accessibility in the minds of place’s owners
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I really enjoyed this very real, contemplative piece. Not every travel blog is about traveling!
cntraveller.com
Beyond Barriers: How being stuck on bedrest changes how IÂ travel
Sophie Morgan discusses how bedrest impacts her view on travel
Hey, folks!
We’d love to know: Are there any specific travel resources or apps you rely on to ensure a smooth and accessible journey?
Let us know either in the comments below!
For our European users, please keep us up to date on this disability card!
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Hopefully something like that globally can come out.
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