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Accessible tourism to make Brazil more accessible
Brazil’s new Tourism Minister Gustavo Feliciano pledges nationwide accessibility for all citizens. The initiative modernizes transportation, accommodations, and attractions while creating jobs and boosting the economy. A collaborative effort to ensure every Brazilian can enjoy the country’s cultural heritage and natural wonders.
mixvale.com.br
New tourism minister Gustavo Feliciano pledges nationwide accessibility for all Brazilians by 2025
Brazil’s newly appointed Tourism Minister, Gustavo Feliciano, has outlined a transformative vision for the nation’s travel sector, emphasizing a commitment to universal accessibility across all tourism offerings by 2025. Speaking at his inauguration ceremony in Brasília, Feliciano asserted that tourism … Continue reading
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Brazil 7 months ago7 months ago (edited)
Non-disabled fans stormed the viewing platform dedicated to disabled attendees at the free Lady Gaga show on Copacabana last weekend. Their presence caused chaos, fear, insults, disrespect, and damage to the platform. A group of disabled influencers who were there are now busy collecting evidence to present to the Prosecutors’ Office!
accessiblebrazil.com
Access Denied: Disabled Fans Shut Out of Lady Gaga Concert in Rio - Accessible Brazil
What should have been a once-in-a-lifetime experience turned into disappointment and exclusion for many disabled fans attending Lady Gaga’s concert on Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro, on May 3rd, 2025. Despite recommendations from Brazil’s Public Ministry to ensure full accessibility, … Continue reading
Josh Grisdale1 Comment
Absolutely horrible
Would certainly be interested in hearing @theworldisaccessible thoughts on this. Anything you would add or change?
curbfreewithcorylee.com
The Ultimate Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Rio de Janeiro
With so many wheelchair accessible Rio de Janeiro attractions and things to do, this city is a fantastic destination for everyone!
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Ah yes! I saw that Cory Lee had shared this today. I’m yet to read it, but will be reading it soon and will report back with my thoughts. I am hoping that it may catch the interest of a few folks and lead them to want to join our group trip to Rio (potentially) next year!
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Hi… I’m nervously putting this out there but pretty soon I will be launching a new (fairly basic) website dedicated to all things accessibility related in Brazil. It’s a venture that my wife and I will undertake together and is something we’re both really looking forward to starting. It’s likely that we’ll start small, sticking fairly local…
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Soooooo excited for it!!
It’s been 7 long months since I last updated my personal blog, but I finally put finger tips to keyboard and wrote something!
Have you heard of the Gaúcho’s? Famous in Argentina, Uruguay, parts of southern Bolivia, southern Chile, and most relevant to this sub-group, the south of Brazil! In this blog post I talk a bit about the broader…
geordietravels.com
The Gaúcho DNA: Rio Grande do Sul's Proud Heritage! - Geordie Travels
September is a busy month in the land of Brazil's famous Gaúcho's, but what are the festivities really like and how is accessibility?
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Learned a lot – thanks!
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