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Feel Romanian for a Day: Accessible Cultural Tour in Bucharest
Discover traditional food, clothing, and village life right in the heart of the city. This private, wheelchair-accessible day tour includes visits to the Romanian Peasant Museum, the Village Museum, and a local craft market, plus a traditional lunch.
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I loved my visit to the Village Museum, a true open-air historical marker that captures the very essence of traditional Romanian life over the ages. Cannot recommend highly enough!
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Is this accessible for wheelchair users?
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Hiya! I’m Marlayne AKA Papaya; 38yrs old Canadian freelance artist! I became disabled after a botched epidural 10 years ago, now I’m an ambulatory wheelchair user; but I rely more and more on my chair.
I loved traveling before this all happened, and now I am learning to travel as a disabled woman; looking for things to do that are accessible…
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So happy to have you here – and glad I met Shane that afternoon! Looking forward to hearing about the awesome journeys you’ll take!
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Welcome, Papaya, you’ll find lots of exciting things to do on tabifolk, just as I have (I am in a wheelchair all the time after a subarachnoid hemorrhage in Feb 2007). I have travelled back to South Africa (where I’m originally from) to prove to my family and friends that I was still alive because no one in my family had ever been in a…
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Two travel ideas with wheelchair adapted accommodation and activities in France: this week we have Alsace and the Cote D’Azur 🤩
Spoiler: the Cote D’Azur is all about adapted beaches and water sports and activities, and Alsace is a lot of wine and animals – you have to…
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Explore France with our handpicked wheelchair adapted stays
A country for all seasons: explore France by picking one of the two accessible stays we have selected for you - great wine, food, sea, nature and stunning views are all on the menu.
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Hello. My name is Piko.
I have been working as a caregiver for people with disabilities and the elderly for 20 years. I also love communicating with people from various countries. I can speak a little Thai, Chinese, and English. I am studying languages and would like to improve my language skills.
To that end, I would like to help people who…
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Great to have you here!
If you are interested in helping travelers with disabilities and elderly travelers, try getting in touch with @tak who is in Osaka or @ohayotravel and @wtj who run travel agencies – I’m sure they all need help sometimes!
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Thank you Josh-san for your kind introduction.
@piko_3-3 Hello Piko-san, we are happy to meet you!
We are a travel agency specializing in wheelchair travel, and we support many wheelchair travelers to Japan.
We look forward to collaborating with you to make wonderful trips for many travelers in the future!- View 1 reply
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こんにちは、私は韓国に住む脳病変障害です。翻訳者を使用しています。 8月頃、日本大阪に行く予定です。 ㅠㅠ日本旅行が初めてです。
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ようこそ！tabifolkは基本的に英語なので、翻訳ソフトとかを使って、英語で投稿した方が返事が多くなると思います。🙇
よろしくお願いします。
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