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Eleonora replied to the discussion Gerona in the forum Spain 9 months ago
Have you tried asking an accessible travel local agency? I know Mirijam of Disabled Accessible Travel, they are local and very good. They should have day trips too, and all that’s needed to get you there and back and have a great day out. I don’t know about prices, but that you can ask and if it’s above your budget, of course you can refuse.…
Joy started the discussion Gerona in the forum Spain 9 months ago
While in Barcelona I would like to take a day trip to Gerona for Jewish history but am having trouble finding a guide with accessibility experience. Since I will be alone, I either need transportation and a guide which would be prohibitively expensive, or be able to take the train and get a guide who can give me an accessible tour there. …
A great article on Barcelona accessibility from @joanp
travelwithoutlimits.com.au
Discover more in Barcelona | Travel Without Limits
A city of architectural twists and turns, high and lows and spikes and spirals - that is surprisingly accessible and accommodating, Barcelona awaits you.
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Very interesting article 🙂
Palma 365 Tourism Foundation and ONCE launched an innovative training day for tourist guides, aimed at creating tours that are accessible to visually impaired individuals.
euroweeklynews.com
Palma redefines ‘all-inclusive’
Palma is leading the way in accessible tourism, thanks to a pioneering collaboration between the Palma 365 Tourism Foundation and ONCE. Together, they launched an innovative training day for tourist…
Josh Grisdale started the discussion Accessibility in Ibiza in the forum Spain a year ago
Hello
Just watching a documentary on Ibiza (watching documentaries is always dangerous to the wallet!). It looks so beautiful!
Has anyone been? How is the accessibility?
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