Member tabifolk
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Any weekend travel plans?
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No real plans as such, such a belated Valentine’s dinner date and trying to find a new accessible restaurant to try!
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Great to welcome another advocate!
broadsheet.com.au
On the Road With Tennis Champ Dylan Alcott: “Don’t Assume People With Disabilities Can’t Travel”
From LA to Tokyo, the Australian former sports star turned media commentator is raising awareness of accessible travel to unlock bucket-list experiences for all.
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“over 700 staff members between Plymouth and Penzance undergoing autism awareness training”
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/gwr-recognised-making-train-travel-150000295.html
uk.news.yahoo.com
GWR recognised for making train travel more autism accessible
Great Western Railway has been recognised by The National Autistic Society for making train travel more accessible for people with autism
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It’s great to see more accessibility for those on the spectrum getting much needed assistance, it feels like just a decade or so ago this was given no attention at all.
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While there certainly are challenges along the way, The last paragraph of this post reminds us of why travel is still worth the bumps… and gravel.
https://theworldisaccessible.com/a-fall-trip-to-lund-bc-some-accessibility-joys-and-tribulations/
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“My disability helps me help all people travel better, not just people with disabilities.”
dailyherald.com
Blind travel adviser brings unique perspective to planning your vacation
It might be hard to believe, but the fact that Elgin travel adviser Brandon Yaniz is the fifth-generation of his family to own a business on the 100 block of East Chicago Street is probably only the s...
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