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Emirates invited 30 UAE families with neurodiverse children to have a real check-in experience and familiarisation flight on the 24 April, at Dubai International Airport
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Emirates Travel Rehearsal for Autism - TTR Weekly
DUBAI, UAE, 29 April 2024: Furthering Dubai’s commitment to accessible travel and raising awareness of autism, Emirates invited 30 UAE families with neurodiverse children to have a real check-in experience and familiarisation flight on the 24 April, in Terminal 3 … Continue reading
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Thinking about visiting the Azores? Should you bring a power wheelchair? Check out this video for some good info:
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So pleased with this group. As a person with an ‘invisible’ disability, it can be so hard to explain to people especially as I am only 26 and people think that young people can’t have disabilities or be disabled without an ‘obvious’ sign. It’s sad that we need to have a community forum and groups like these to be able to advocate for people…
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Yes, sad but true. However, with each trip we take we can raise awareness – making the world better for the next traveler. We are still trying to grow this group, so please be sure to invite others who could benefit!
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It’s hard to believe that I’ve been in Japan just over 3 weeks. This weekend I fly back to Melbourne, Australia. It’s been a very challenging trip after dislocating my peroneal tendon in my left ankle on the flight over to Japan. I had to pull out of the disability golf tournament as a result. Whilst in Japan I visited Osaka, Okinawa,…
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Sorry about your injury and missing the tournament 😢
Please start a new discussion for each location so it is easy for people to find.
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Get a glimpse of the future at the Avatar Robot Café DAWN, where technology bridges the gap between mobility limitations and active societal participation. At DAWN, individuals with physical constraints operate OriHime robots remotely from their homes or hospitals to serve customers in a cozy cafe setting. This innovative concept not…
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