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Just because we want to start sweet… I just received the newsletter of my favourite brand of Belgian chocolate, Neuhaus, which is like really good quality and medium/high price (good chocolate is not cheap in Belgium). AND in their newsletter they usually include a little coupon for a chocolate gift if you go to the shops or buy online, so…
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Neuhaus Chocolates | Inventor of the original Belgian praline
Neuhaus Chocolates | Inventor of the original Belgian praline
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My after dinner KitKat certainly feels insignificant now…
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Hello hello from Brussels, I am Eleonora and I run a company that does accessible travel marketing and projects and hopefully lots of nice things after the flippin’ pandemic years.
Since our super-mega host @joshgrisdale has kindly made me an ambassador of the Belgium group, I’d like to invite you to join the group if :
you are thinking of…
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Activity – Belgium – Tabifolk – Accessible Travel Community
Activity – Belgium – Tabifolk – Accessible Travel Community
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I assume there will be plenty of talk about beer and waffles, right? 🍻
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Great! I’ve just joined the group. I’ve been to Brussels 3 times and loved the city though accessibility is really shady (some sidewalks are a nightmare, lots of cobblestone and many shops and restaurants with not just one, but two or three steps at the entrance)… I’ll probably be doing Brussels as an episode to @troublewithme podcast, so, if… Read more
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Just to let you know that the super accessible beach in Southern Italy (province of Lecce for those who know the area a bit) is now taking reservations for this summer! The bath is perfectly equipped and also has recharging stations for electric wheelchairs/powerchairs as it was set up by a brilliant guy who had ALS, Gaetano. He sadly left us…
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My crappy phone is not letting me share the Facebook page link, where you have all the info for the bookings but here is their website ioposso.eu and you can message them in English or Italian or in any language, they’ll manage, Italians are flexible :D. Also they can give you good tips to find accessible accommodation and transport 🙂
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Hello Tabifolk(ers) (could that be a word? Only @joshgrisdale can decide). I have a hot new mega accessibility fail for you, which I am currently working on solving: the brand new Gare Maritime in Brussels.
Opened a few months ago to the public, it was a major renovation project here in old Brux, one of the maxi storage buildings of the Tour…-
Oh no! What would you do if you in a rush! Or if there isn’t someone around to take the barrier down? Or if both of those coincided! Please keep us updated if you hear back from the owner.
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This wouldn’t pass code in the US. My primary concern would be what if they let you in, forgot you were still in there and put the bars back, then there’s a fire! Suddenly this is a hazard that firefighters can’t easily remove for you, especially if it’s smoky. There are other turnstiles that open like a door that would work here and… Read more
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Hello! Letting you know that I have released two episodes of the Inclusive Travel Masterclasses from last year on YouTube for free. One is in accessibility and community in museums (with Rebecca MacGinnis) and one on accessibility and inclusion in hotels (with Magnus Berglund)
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