Geordie Travels
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Smashing Stereotypes: Assume That I Can - So Maybe I Will!By now many of you may have already seen the brilliant viral video from CoorDown aimed at breaking down some of our society’s ingrained assumptions…
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I have watched the video numerous times now - I love it! Great point relating it to travel and how we may experience different reactions in different countries. It is good to remember that before traveling,… Read more
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Hey @landrie – as mentioned in my comment on your blog post, here’s the shot from Budapest.
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Lovely
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Accessible Travel: 10 Ways in Which YOU Can Make a DifferenceIf you’re reading this then there’s a solid chance that you know, firsthand, just how important good accessibility is. You’ll also know how wonderfully freeing…
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Well said! We cannot just wait for accessibility, we need to act as well!
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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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Hey all,
Traveling can be expensive at the best of times, but lets be honest, it’s even more so when traveling with a disability, unfortunately. We all know about that ‘disability premium’ that often gets lumped onto us.
But in this piece, I offer 11 tips on ways to save money when traveling. From using public transport to cooking your own…-
Traveling off-season is great. Not only do you avoid foreign travelers, you also miss the local tourists as well. And hotels etc often offer great discounts.
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Thank you for sharing the article. They are all great tips, especially mastering public transportation. However, not all countries have public transportation that is friendly to persons with a disability, like Japan and South Korea.
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