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Aubin, a free journey-planning app designed specifically for neurodivergent peop
Would this app help you or your family?
newleatherheadliving.wordpress.com
Young people in Surrey pilot innovative accessible travel app for neurodivergent people
Young people in Surrey are paving the way for more inclusive travel experiences. Members of ATLAS, Surrey Youth Voice’s additional needs and … Young people in Surrey pilot innovative accessible tra…
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Air Canada Expands Autism Aviation Days Program
travelandtourworld.com
Air Canada's expansion of its Autism Aviation Days program marks a significant milestone in providing crucial support for families affected by autism.
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Yeah, Air Canada! But keep on going with improving accessibility, we need so much more than this, although the effort is great and appreciated.
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Accessibility review of P&O Cruises
worldofcruising.co.uk
My experience cruising with P&O Cruises as a wheelchair user
I boarded P&O Cruises’ Arvia for a supported group holiday to see whether access, service and shore support met travellers’ needs.
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Thailand showcases accessible tourism with pilot program for wheelchair traveler
pattayamail.com
Thailand showcases accessible tourism with pilot program for wheelchair travelers - Pattaya Mail
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand is reaffirming its commitment to becoming a “Tourism for all” destination through a pilot initiative that highlights the country’s readiness for accessible tourism. A group of 29 wheelchair-using tourists from Taiwan embarked on a “Bangkok–Ayutthaya 5-Day” … Continue reading
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So true, most resources ignore parents who are neurodiverse. Great to see an article like this.
independent.co.uk
I’m a neurodiverse parent – here’s how I make travelling easier
Rhiannon Picton-James shares her tips for dealing with overstimulation and burnout on family holidays
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