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tabifolk talks: Meg from KultureCity - Sensory-Inclusive Travel with KultureCityTraveling should be an exciting and enriching experience for everyone, yet for individuals with sensory processing challenges, it can be overwhelming. In a recent episode…
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“A new independent panel has been launched to help shape Gatwick’s accessibility strategy and improve services for disabled passengers.”
It really is important to have people with disabilities involved and be independent of internal pressure. Hope to see more panels like this at other airports.
disabilityhorizons.com
The Independent Gatwick Accessibility Panel | Disability Horizons
Gatwick Airport has launched a new independent panel to help shape the airport’s accessibility strategy and improve services for disabled passengers.
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Some lived experience from a visitor in a wheelchair
rollinginspiration.co.za
After a recent trip to Portugal, Mandy Latimore shares her tips for visiting the country and the Algarve
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Gap-free riding in Liverpool
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I like the implementation.
Maybe they could do something like this in Japan.
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Thank for nice information .
JR(most popular rail company) help wheelchair passengers at each station by rail worker. But I have ever heard rail worker forget to help. As that time pls tell neighbors to help. Japanese should help and could understand easy English.
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Easier transportation in Liverpool will help visitors get around the city
liverpoolcityregion-ca.gov.uk
The multiple gold medallist travelled unaided on the city region’s new trains saying “I can just go and live my life.”
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