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Godzilla Farewell
If anyone sees him in the wild, please send a picture!
japantoday.com
Huge Godzilla installation to see off travelers at Tokyo airport from December
Travelers leaving Tokyo to take international flights will be watched over by the world's largest indoor Godzilla installation from late December, likely becoming the latest attraction at the busy Haneda airport. The Godzilla monument, which portrays the reptilian monster as … Continue reading
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So cool!
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Is Oklahoma on your Bucket List? It wasn't on mine.
Oklahoma wasn’t on our bucket list but when our youngest daughter graduated from Army Artillery School at Ft Sills Army Base near Oklahoma City we went and had a great time. Oklahoma isn’t typically referred to as a vacation location but it was great!
This is our first Oklahoma video in a series of three. Since our son uses a wheelchair at…
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Thank you!
Regardless of accessibility, Oklahoma is almost never covered in travel content. Great to get a glimpse.
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Thanks for watching. There are two more Oklahoma videos scheduled to come out on 12/5 and 12/12. I wanted to get them done for my daughter to see and remember her Army time at Ft Sills.
I’m now returning to finish my Japan videos. I’m currently working on Hiroshima and have several more videos to complete for Japan.
This summer Alex and…
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Aubin, a free journey-planning app designed specifically for neurodivergent peop
Would this app help you or your family?
newleatherheadliving.wordpress.com
Young people in Surrey pilot innovative accessible travel app for neurodivergent people
Young people in Surrey are paving the way for more inclusive travel experiences. Members of ATLAS, Surrey Youth Voice’s additional needs and … Young people in Surrey pilot innovative accessible tra…
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Air Canada Expands Autism Aviation Days Program
travelandtourworld.com
Air Canada's expansion of its Autism Aviation Days program marks a significant milestone in providing crucial support for families affected by autism.
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Yeah, Air Canada! But keep on going with improving accessibility, we need so much more than this, although the effort is great and appreciated.
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Airline/airplane challenges and improvements for neurodiverse travelers
Hello!
I have the opportunity to talk with a major airline about challenges and possible improvements for accessibility.
They want a variety of perspectives so I wanted to ask here about the needs and hopes of neurodiverse travelers.
The discussion has mostly to do with the airplane itself but all ideas are welcome!
What is a challenge for…
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Toilets on airplanes are not big enough for me to assist our adult son in the bathroom. He can stand, but is full care. Airlines should be able to figure out something that would benefit everyone. For example, if the toilets are next each other, could they design a removable middle wall that the flight attendant could remove if a larger…
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