Josh Grisdale
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I guess everyone is thinking about this!
I like games, but never enough to buy a VR headset (also I don’t think I could hold those controllers). However, if you make great travel experiences, not only could it help in times like these, but also for places that are not accessible (due to disability or finances). Have you…
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Virtual worlds: Can we travel without travelling?
With most of the world homebound, itâs time to reflect on what it actually means to travel â and whether itâs possible to travel without, well, travelling.
Looking for a great way to get some culture while staying at home? Try watching this great video tour!
https://www.facebook.com/flemishmasters/videos/227456101802042/
Great work being done by TabiFolk member @planet-abled to make India a destination for all!
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MoT organises Webinar on ‘Making India an Inclusive Travel Destination For All’
Indian Hospitality Sector News - , Travel-The 'Dekho Apna Desh Series' webinar showcased the endless possibilities for Accessible Travel in India.
Not really couch travel per se, but here is a game where you can tell people to social distance 🙂
https://gamingchahan.com/mitsudesuenglish/Interesting read about a backpacking student with a hearing impairment.
http://www.dailyuw.com/science/article_b5ff751a-7f90-11ea-ba5a-5bd28972ce97.html
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How a CSE student's hearing disability shaped his experiences in diverse environments
Dhruv “DJ” Jain almost drowned in a scuba diving lesson. While training on the water surface, he couldn’t bring his hearing aids and was incorrectly taught how to inflate his
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