Personally, I think it deserves win by the name alone! Hopefully they will improve accessible equipment rentals soon.
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Tasmania wins Best Australian Beach for the very first time | Travel Without Limits
Tasmania's Bay Of Fires took the top spot in this year's list of Best Australian Beaches.
A new portable ramp is aiming to make Australia’s beaches more accessible, providing easier sea access for wheelchair users and people with mobility challenges.
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Can this new ramp help people like Sophie access the sea?
Sophie Geeves loves going to the beach but says it is inaccessible for people with physical disabilities. But that may change with a new portable motorised ramp on offer.
I was going to suggest checking with the airline as medical equipment is usually separate.
Hi
I normally get a allowance for medical equipment that gives me 75kg extra, this has been with Tui, Thomas cook, British airways and Jet2
when booking your flights make sure they are aware of any additional needs and you can always call them to confirm after you book
hope you get some help
Pete
I will be travelling to Japan in October this year. I use Coloplast Speedicath which combines a catheter with a bag. These don’t exist in Japan (checked Coloplast JP). It’s a pain since the 20 boxes I will need weigh a total of 22Kgs, maxing out one suitcase. Is there some weird Japanese rule preventing this? I know technically after use…
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