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How many places mentioned here have you been to? https://theworldisaccessible.com/5-amazing-wheelchair-accessible-days-out-near-bristol/
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5 Amazing Wheelchair Accessible Days Out Near Bristol – Recommended by Wheel With Us Shane and Marta have submitted this guest post featuring their top five day trip ideas near Bristol, UK, designed especially for wheelchair users. Enjoy the read, … Continue reading
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Looks awesome … except that low tide foot path!
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Well done with this guide! I did the shuttle bus at Stonehenge, but I don’t think I am brave enough for the low tide foot path 😯
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Looking for truly accessible holiday accommodation? Discover how Disability Destinations is transforming travel for families and carers with trusted, detailed listings across the UK and beyond. Find accessible accommodation with confidence!
https://theworldisaccessible.com/accessible-holiday-accommodation-disability-destinations
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Accessible Holiday Accommodation for Disabled Families Across the UK
Planning an accessible holiday shouldn’t be stressful. Disability Destinations helps disabled travellers and families find genuinely inclusive places to stay — with step-free access, autism-friendly features, and vetted listings you can trust.
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Resources like that really help plan a trip!
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I long for the day when cities worldwide design and improve infrastructure with all citizens in mind, not just those who are able-bodied.
How is the access in your city?
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New stuff built in Tokyo is pretty good but still a lot of old buildings
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I find it really frustrating when accessible infrastructure is built but then is always out of service. Denver airport just installed accessible toilets outside the normal bathroom for easy access and they are either constantly in use by individuals who do not need them or locked so the cleaning staff doesn’t have to clean them. What a waste!
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Gluten-free spots in Tokyo!
https://www.foratravel.com/guides/3NNG8X/globally-gluten-free-greater-tokyo-nancy-baker
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Globally Gluten-Free: Greater Tokyo
Traveling to Tokyo? Check out this advisor-curated guide for more inspiration: Globally Gluten-Free: Greater Tokyo.
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Great to see more and more options coming along!
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G’day folks! I’ve been to Australia a couple of times, but always on the eastern side. Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, and Melbourne… I am curious about the western side, though. Any recommendations? What is Perth like? Also, does anyone have any suggestions for accessible tour operators in Australia? (Can be anywhere!)
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Here are two Australian travel businesses specialising in accessible travel:
1) AccessibleOz – https://accessibleoz.com/
2) Amplify – https://amplifyats.com.au/
Australia also has a quality assurance program within the tourism industry so if you see tour operators displaying any of the logos (image attached) you know that they have been…
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I am in WA now for 2 weeks. First time ever! Not as busy as Syd or Melb, but I personally enjoy it ☺️
Can’t comment on the tour as we rent car to drive up to Kalbarri & down to Margareth River, with stops in between.
Perth CBD easy to get by using wheelchair. There’s free CAT bus too with wheely ramp. Rottnest Island also accessible.. lots…
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