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HOW CAN INDONESIA/BALI IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY?
Disability travel advocates like ourselves widely use the words ”accessible” and ”wheelchair access” But what does it mean exactly? We’d like to talk about these words and how it impacts us, other travellers, and locals when choosing to explore Bali! 🔽
ACCESSIBLE, according to the Cambridge…
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This is a cool idea! While it might seem small, raising awareness is the first step towards change.
wheelchairtravel.org
London Replaces Green Man Crosswalk Signals with Wheelchair Symbol - Wheelchair Travel
The iconic green man on London crosswalk signals has been replaced with another style of pedestrian — manual and electric wheelchair users!
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This is as awesome as the transgender symbols on the walk signs there.
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That’s really awesome that they’re bringing more awareness and representation to disabled access. Even small things like that can really make a difference in inclusion and visibility.
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Looking for accessible restaurants, bars, and pubs in London? You should try OutOut – a great resource for accessible places to eat and drink in the UK capital!
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Do they only focus on restaurants?
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We are still fondly reminiscing about the Romanian #AccessibleEU event held in Timisoara last week, where we got to hear and discuss all of the positive movements in Timisoara toward making this great city as inclusive for all as possible – as well as listen to industry experts from the field of accessible tourism.
Here are a selection… Read more
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Looks amazing!
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Beautifully written and well worth the read!
cntraveller.com
How my rare disability changed the way I look at travel
Navigating travel with a neuromuscular condition
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Beautifully written indeed! Looking forward to reading her next travels.
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Indeed very well written and relatable!
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