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Following other LEGOLANDs, LEGOLAND Malaysia get’s Autism Autism Certified – the first in Malaysia!
travelandtourworld.com
LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort has officially made history! The resort is now the first Certified Autism Centerâ„¢ (CAC) in Malaysia, marking a major milestone for accessible tourism in the country. This certification, awarded by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing … Continue reading
alliejay, Wheelchair Travel Japan and Josh Grisdale1 Comment-
The one in Japan is as well. I guess they are doing it worldwide.
Some late weekend / early week reading – a great blog on visiting India in a power wheelchair:
simplyemma.co.uk
A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Planning a Trip to India
If you're planning a wheelchair accessible trip to India but don't know where to begin, this guide is for you. It covers accessibility in India, along with wheelchair accessible activities, accommodations, and transportation options.
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Would love to try going one day – glad to see it can be done!
Hey all! What are your weekend plans? Any travel coming up?
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Not this weekend, but going to Okinawa next week 👍
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We are moving from Taiwan to Vietnam on Monday!
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More amazing coverage for our friends at @becomingrentable
Way to go!
livingwithamplitude.com
The Airbnb of Accessible Travel | Amplitude | Disability
If you’re looking for disability-friendly accommodations, Becoming Rentable has a database of more than 1,000 thoroughly vetted accessible short-term rentals—everything from private residences to hotel rooms, lodges, and cabins.
“Neha Arora, founder and CEO of Planet Abled, talks to Outlook Traveller about why she started her own inclusive travel company, the achievements she has notched up, what keeps her going, and more”
Great job @planet-abled
outlooktraveller.com
From Struggles To Solutions: How Neha Arora Is Pioneering Accessible Travel In India
When Neha Arora went on her first family holiday as an adult with her parents, both of whom have disabilities, she learned the harsh reality of the difficulties
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Neha is an amazing force for good in this world
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