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Have you been to Paris recently? The Paralympics have helped to improve accessibility around the city.
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Wheelchair Friendly Inverness: A Guide to Accessible Travel in the Scottish HighlandsWhen people think of visiting Scotland, their minds often jump to the hustle of Glasgow or the history-soaked streets of Edinburgh. But for those seeking…
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The part about accessible hotels is especially helpful, thank you!
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This is amazing! Has anyone used this company?
travelwithoutlimits.com.au
All abilities aboard the Keppel Adventure | Travel Without Limits
A new purpose-built all abilities vessel is a major step forward for inclusive tourism on the Southern Great Barrier Reef.
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It’s about time wheelchair users and people with limited mobility were catered for in the dive,/snorkeling industry
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“And for other trip planners, here’s a bit of unsolicited travel advice: Don’t let fear prevent you from going where you want.”
cbc.ca
Born with a rare vascular disorder, Krista Raspor has always lived in a body that doesn’t follow the rules. As she gets older, the window to take certain trips is closing, and she realized she doesn’t want to wait for … Continue reading
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Looking for a guide to Park City, Utah with a disability? Check this out
wonderswithinreach.com
Accessible Park City, Utah: A Wheelchair-Friendly Travel Guide - Wonders Within Reach
Everything you need to plan your wheelchair accessible family trip to Park City, Utah - any time of year. Eat, stay, play.
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