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This goes well with @geordie_travels recent blog post. Which of these have you struggled with the most? For me, definitely over-priced taxis in places that have no public transportation alternative…
wheelchairtravel.org
Disability Surcharge: 7 Reasons Travel is More Expensive for Disabled People - Wheelchair Travel
Disabled people unfairly bear the financial costs of inaccessibility, making vacations more expensive and putting travel out of reach.
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#6 is my main problem. Even though I require only, at the most, three hours a day of assistance, I have a hard time finding assistants. In the past, my friends could assist me. But, we’re getting older and they can’t help me as much anymore. So, I have to rely on asking friends in the destinations for referrals of people willing to accept…
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This data is incredible – let’s keep these airlines accountable. Hopefully international airlines will do the same.
wheelchairtravel.org
Checking in on Wheelchair Damage: How Airlines Are Doing - Wheelchair Travel
With airline wheelchair damage statistics available for the first 8 months of 2023, how are carriers handling passengers' mobility devices?
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Well, I’m a bit happier my Japan flight is Delta now. Great info!
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With SPIRIT at the bottom, it just gives another reason not to fly them. (For those who don’t know, SPIRT is very trashy. You see them in the news often for their unruly passengers. And they ‘nickel and dime’ every little detail.)
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Outrageous "Pay-to-Play Accessibility" at Parque Terra Mágica FlorybalDear fellow TabiFolk enthusiasts, I had every intention of digging deep into my memory and writing a blog post about some previous travel adventure I…
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Yes. This is quite common. But it doesn't make it right. We shouldn't settle until everything is equal.
Sure there are operating costs etc, but there are for the toilets too. They don't charge only those… Read more
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@schroth-sensei has been keeping busy and wrote another great review for Accessible Japan
Hakkeijima Sea Paradise incorporates accessibility into the majority of the displays and performances for a fun outing with wildlife on an island in Tokyo Bay.
accessible-japan.com
Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise – Accessible Japan
Hakkeijima Sea Paradise incorporates accessibility into the majority of the displays and performances for a fun outing with wildlife on an island in Tokyo Bay.
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“To achieve true accessibility, hospitality establishments must use both digital and physical technologies to be more inclusive.”
businessinsider.com
Accessible tech like digital maps and vibration vests are making tourism and hospitality inclusive for disabled and neurodivergent travelers.
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