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We need to see more articles about accessible travel in South Korea – hopefully others will share stories like this one from Cory Lee
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Your Wheelchair Accessible Seoul, South Korea Travel Guide
Whether visiting museums, viewing the city from above, or rolling through the DMZ, we enjoyed many wheelchair accessible Seoul attractions!
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For those who have always wanted to visit Greece and experience its cultural highlights, we’d like to invite you to take a look at our newly launched group tours. These tours combine the rich culture, ancient history, and stunning nature of the country. We still have a few seats left for September and November…
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This is taking the holiday to another level. Experience unique hiking experience with enthusiastic, professional, and qualified leaders with more than 20 years’ experience of hiking professionally. Now the introduction of the first JOËLETTE in Greece marks a significant milestone … Continue reading
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Looks great! I would love to see Santorini one day… but I guess there are a lot of stairs. Do you have any videos or maps of what areas are accessible?
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Thank you for your interest in Santorini! You’re right that the island is known for its charming, winding streets and beautiful views, but we also know that accessibility is important for many of our guests.
At CareunderSun, we’ve designed an adapted tour that allows you to explore the highlights of Santorini in an accessible way. We’ve… Read more
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“On April 11, the elevator worked for a handful of hours—enough for a few lucky visitors to enjoy the view. Then, it stalled, trapping people above. Firefighters had to intervene.”
Of dear!
Has anyone here used it?
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Travel Daily News: Acropolis Accessibility Hindered by Broken Elevator and Unkept Promises
Travel Daily News investigates Acropolis accessibility in Athens as visitors with disabilities face unreliable elevator service.
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Kalimera from Athens. As an accessible operator in Greece, we are well aware of the challenges posed by a malfunctioning elevator and the lack of information surrounding such issues. We have written a blog addressing this challenge and highlighting the alternatives we offer to our…
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Reply to Use of orthosis on tatami floors
Heather is correct that a medical need would be accomodated. The removal of shoes is both a necessity and a cultural one. Whilst you haven’t detailed shoe size might I suggest that you investigate if you can get some socks which have rubber grippers (so called “slipper socks”). These will provide better grip than disposable covers. You can…
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