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Visit California has released a hub for accessible travel. What do you think?
visitcalifornia.com
Accessible Travel | Visit California
California’s wonders are for everyone, including travelers with mobility needs, sensory sensitivity, and non-visible disabilities. From wheelchair-accessible overlooks in the redwoods to sign-language interpretation and assistive listening at city museums, the Golden State prioritizes inclusive tourism and creating experiences everyone can enjoy. Whether … Continue reading
Patty, Carlos and Josh Grisdale3 Comments-
I hope a lot more tourist promotion offices start doing this. It is an excellent way to start planning.
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As a native Californian, I wouldn’t expect anything less from the birthplace of the independent living movement AND the host of the 2028 Paralympic Games!
Ahhh, my home is so awesome!
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Ropeway and cable car accessibility in Kobe
Hello everyone. I am new here, but I will be going on my 6th trip to Japan in about 2 months. I can walk short distances and stand for extended periods, but I use a mobility scooter for traveling. In particular, I use a folding atto scooter (https://us.movinglife.com/products/atto-mobility-scooter)
I will be going to Kobe on my next trip, and I…
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I’m surprised it is the first, but good to see none the less!
travelweekly.com.au
Perth Airport opens Australia’s first airport Sensory Room
Pretty sure the two private retreat rooms and a central sensory area will be in much demand.
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What have your experiences been for getting accessible taxis in in NSW? Think this will help?
disabilityinsider.com
Minns govt to expand wheelchair-accessible taxis
The $2,500 grant for eligible Wheelchair Accessible Taxi vehicle owners is part of a $15 million emergency package announced late last year and it is intended to address the shortage of Wheelchair Accessible Taxis in NSW.
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Reply to Volunteer Travel Consultant
Travel agents and travel advisors typically do not charge, because they get commission from the vendor. Sometimes, however, a person wants the advisor’s expertise for a trip with few, if any, commissions. Then a planning fee can be charged. The advisor charging a planning fee better be really expert on the destination.
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