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Looking for a wheelchair accessible hotel in Berlin, Germany? Look no further than The Circus Hotel, an excellent boutique hotel that offers cosy comfort and stylish design with great accessibility in the vibrant heart of Berlin Mitte.
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The Circus Hotel, Berlin: Wheelchair Accessible Hotel Room Review
Looking for a wheelchair accessible hotel in Berlin, Germany? Look no further than The Circus Hotel, a beautiful boutique hotel with wheelchair accessible rooms and roll-in showers in Berlin Mitte. Perfect for your next stay!
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Hi there! We are Access2Africa Safaris, and we’re new here! As the name suggests, we offer accessible safari tours throughout South Africa and some neighbouring regions.
We are very much looking forward to sharing more information about South Africa and accessibility here. If anyone has any questions, of course, feel free to ask!
If you would…
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Creating Unforgettable and Accessible Safari Adventures: Access2Africa Safaris
For many travelers, an African safari is the adventure of a lifetime; a chance to witness the Big Five, explore landscapes previously seen only on their TV screens, and learn about the traditions and cultures of the land around them. … Continue reading
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It’s always wonderful to see fellow tour operators here on tabifolk. Welcome to the community 🙂
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Have you crossed?
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Sydney Harbour Bridge - wheelchair access - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is wheelchair accessible. The view gets 5 stars as does lift access in the city and at Kirribilli.
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Only whilst driving 😀
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Hello all! My name is Ally Hongo, the co-founder of the Japan Travel Awards. One of the Awards’ core categories is Best Accessible Travel and I wanted to reach out to everyone for recommendations of Japan-based accessible places that deserve to be recognized.
If, during your travels, you’ve encountered an exceptional place in Japan that stood…
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Japan Travel Awards | The Winners
The full list of all Japan Travel Awards award-recipients.
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Hi We are happy we came across this group. My husband recently developed problems with his knees and can only walk about .5km and very few steps. He has a cane currently. He wants to go to Japan for 3 weeks, including Hokkaido. Any links/itineraries including limited mobility sites to visit for a relaxing yet interesting visit – please…
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We have traveled non-stop since 2003 -this will be a different adventure. Please help make it successful in Japan. Thanks http://www.worldglobetrotters.com
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Reply to University Accessibility in Japan?
Hey guys!! I thought I would give an update!! i have a two part problem; 1. my degree is hard to do in japan (which i expected, as in there isn’t a lot of places that offer it), and 2. that the few places that offer it and are partnered with the university, they can’t gaurentee me acessible accomodation. “it wont be assigned until after arrival…
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