Member Josh Grisdale
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Hello all!
In planning your trip to Japan, what have been your biggest challenges? (Not on the ground once you got here, but in the planning stage before coming.)
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Hi Josh
For us the most time consuming before arriving – and leaving – was dealing with the one airline.
Although the service was fabulous just trying to get the power wheelchair gate checked and returned to the plane upon arrival took me months of time to get approvals.
When we left on the same airline through Osaka and Haneda the staff took…
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The hotels. Planning the wheelchair accessibility was time consuming and on the arrival some of the hotels didn’t meet the descriptions. In one it was impossible to enter the bathroom (it was only one night so I used an exterior one) and in another it was impossible to enter the room so we had to change it! People always very nice and helpful…
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I saw the headline and top picture and wondered “how will the accessibility be?”
Glad it mentions it right away! Want to try one out!
japantoday.com
Toyota launches box-shaped e-Palette compact electric bus in Japan
Toyota Motor Corp has launched the box-shaped e-Palette compact electric bus in Japan that can be used not only for transportation but also as a mobile store or service space. The starting price for the battery-powered bus with capacity for … Continue reading
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This has to be the cutest (and accessible) bus I have seen!
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Does anyone know of any accessible scuba or snorkeling tour operators on the Gold Coast?
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I highly recommend my friend Joy!
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I thought this was really fascinating. Normally “preserving history” and accessibility don’t go hand in hand as often historical societies are against altering old buildings etc. But this time it is accessible travel saving history!
fox4now.com
'Fighting to save history': Everglades City Depot owner pins hopes on new partnership
In a partnership with Removing the Barriers, the depot’s owner hopes to bring to life an adaptive recreation hub at the historic building for people with disabilities.
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