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First time I was stopped by security 😰😵💫, but managed to get some pictures of the toilets at the new Kabukicho Tower.
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You in Japan? Travelling? I am too.
Yeah the toilets are amazing and they’re everywhere. Even if a place doesn’t have a separate room for handicapped toilet, they have retrofitted one urinal and one cubicle with grab bars and stuff.- View 2 replies
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Wait, why were you stopped by security?
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Looking for accessible tours in Dublin and Cork and limerick – am in a wheelchair will have a support person/friend pushing. We are interested in History and food. This will be a driving holiday for us. Any good recommendations and tips for accessibility is appreciated
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Welcome to tabifolk – very excited to have you here!
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Hi! Are you looking for a tour, like with a guide? Or just some ideas for an itinerary?
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A 2 Day Itinerary for a wheelchair accessible trip to Orlando North with Sylvia Longmire
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Episode 8: Trouble in BrusselsWe travel to Brussels, the capital of Europe, where, despite the beauty of its Old Town living up to its title, its overall accessibility doesn’t.…
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Another awesome episode! I really want to try out that park in New York! I often look up wheelchair repair at my destination, but also really like the idea of taking a small tool pouch as well!
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A good primer on flying. I would add to remember to check if your meds are legal in the country you are visiting or transiting through. Also, find a wheelchair repair company at your destination in case they do break your mobility device.
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Beyond Barriers: an accessible guide to air travel
In the second instalment of Beyond Barriers, a column dedicated to accessible travel, we provide an accessible guide to flying
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Nice article, but two things jumped out for me.
I have never heard of a “special declaration of interest” before. I don’t know how many travelers with disabilities know this even exists.
And, this: “Providing privacy when transferring onto an aisle chair or on board is expected but not mandatory.” Why would we need privacy? This is another… Read more- View 1 reply
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The “special declaration of interest” is not new to me, though up until my upcoming trip I’ve never brought something worth enough to declare (this time my power wheelchair will definitely qualify). Any cash and/or item worth a set amount or more (I believe it was US$9,000+ years ago, may be different now) that are checked-in are supposed to… Read more
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