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Josh Grisdale replied to the discussion Companion/ disability pass in the forum General Discussions a week ago
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Japan has ones from municipality/city you live in.
An international version would be a great idea!
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Robin started the discussion Companion/ disability pass in the forum General Discussions a week ago
In Australia we have a nationally recognized card that a person carries that allows them to have companions enter an activity/ movie/ concert, etc for free or heavily discounted if that person is unable to attend without support. Is there anything like this in Japan, or does anyone know of an international version?
A new study sheds light on the travel patterns and obstacles faced by European travellers with mobility and accessibility needs. They found the biggest challenges to be:
- Information and Planning
- Transportation
- Accommodation
- Cost Concerns
What are your biggest challenges?
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Knowing if the pavements and roads will be accessible. Hoping that there’s enough accessible shops, cafes, tourist attractions that are without barriers to enter. Wondering where I might find an accessible toilet when out and about, getting pleasantly lost as I explore new surroundings.
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This article brought up an interesting point about discovering yourself while traveling.
Have you had any experiences when traveling that taught you about yourself?
What hotels have you stayed in that you felt really went above and beyond?
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These are the London hotels going above and beyond for Disabled guests
Three hotels in London getting accessibility right
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