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What’s one piece of advice you wish you had known before embarking on your first accessible travel adventure?
alliejay and Josh Grisdale2 Comments
Even if a place says it is accessible, the definition can vary wildly!
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That airline staff have NO idea how to treat a person in a wheelchair😧, they treated me like a small child even though I’m an adult
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“Scuba diving was never a thing I was interested in, but now it’s something I cannot live without,” Pita said
usatoday.com
Are there blind scuba divers? Here's the accessible way anyone can explore the ocean.
With its intensive gear, most people wouldn’t think of scuba diving as an easily adaptive sport. However, just about anyone can explore the ocean.
Some good resources sprinkled throughout the article:
nytimes.com
Road Trips: How to Plan an Accessible Getaway
If you have a disability, you’ll want to review route planning, lodging options, food requirements and finding the right rental vehicle.
Reminds me of the challenges wheelchair sports teams had here in during the Paralympics…
wheelchairtravel.org
Transporting Two Power Wheelchairs Across Town is a Big Challenge - Wheelchair Travel
Two friends can share a taxi and split the fare, but the same option is not available to most wheelchair users due to space constraints.
Let’s talk hotels! At Accessible Romania, we partner with 60 hotels nationwide, 10-12 in Bucharest alone. We keep our info updated for accessibility. What do you prioritize in an accessible hotel? Share your thoughts! #AccessibleRO
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