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Join our global discussion group on accessible travel! Connect, share experiences, and exchange tips to make every journey inclusive and enjoyable for all.
Come together to share experiences, insights, and tips on overcoming travel obstacles, discovering hidden gems, and planning incredible accessible adventures. We encourage open conversations about the broad aspects of accessible travel, while also directing you to country and topic-specific groups for more focused inquiries. Join us today and let’s explore!
Reply To: Traveling solo
Hello!
Yes, they walk quickly, but they are also very polite and kind so I think there’s nothing to you worry about it. I’m sure you can walk on your own time, everyone around will respect you. About shibuya and other big crossings, I found out easily to walk on the morning. In the night is very crowd, but again everyone respect the space of each other, so it’s not a big deal, just keep in mind: it’s crowded. In the train or metro station you can always ask for help, as a person with disability with mobility issues. And there is always elevator