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Eleonora replied to the discussion Gerona in the forum Spain 11 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.…
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Joy started the discussion Gerona in the forum Spain 11 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…
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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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