Member Josh Grisdale
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Has anyone used Mobee Travel?
https://www.smartcitiesworld.net/news/travel-companies-partner-for-last-mile-offerings-5516
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Of all the places offering mapping services for people with disabilities that already exist, I’m not sure why they were featured in Forbes since there doesn’t seem to be any data yet(!), but they were: https://www.forbes.com/sites/peterslatin/2020/07/27/after-30-years-making-accessibility-information-accessible/#6e7d1ac638ee
However, something…
forbes.com
After 30 Years, Making Accessibility Information Accessible
“We aren’t here to talk about compliance. We’re here to talk about what exists today – and in the future. If businesses provide information about the features they do have–based on ADA guidelines–then the person with a disability can make … Continue reading
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You raise an interesting matter, Josh. If I’m reading the article well, the interviewees compare crowd-sourcing to self-assessment by the proprietor. Actually, there’s a third method: screenings by an external professional agency. All these methods have their strengths and flaws.
Self-assessment by the owner and crowd-sourcing both have a… Read more- View 1 reply
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This is pretty cool! It is an escape room – done remotely!
I hope they continue with these even after Corona since it could open up participation for those with disabilities (ie I couldn’t crawl through one part of the path or manipulate the objects)
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Great to see countries and newspapers discussing the economic impact of accessible tourism. Though, would be interested in knowing where the numbers came from.
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I just started listening to John Morris’ The Accessible Travel Talk Show.
I like that the first episode relates to local travel (well, other than when Emma goes to Europe etc!) and the importance of accessibility and the arts.
Give it a listen!
wheelchairtravel.org
Episode 1: Accessible Music Gigs with Emma Muldoon of Simply Emma - The Accessible Travel Talk Show
Emma Muldoon, Founder of the UK's leading disability & travel blog, talks accessible music gigs and festivals on this inaugural episode with John Morris.
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