Member Josh Grisdale
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Reply to Volunteer Travel Consultant
Hi Patty!
That is awesome 👍 Be sure to join the tabifolk groups for places you would help with. (If there are ones you feel very strongly about, let me know and I can boost you to a concierge.)
But as Carlos mentioned, maybe you could charge and make a career from it! It doesn’t need to be immediate, but perhaps after volunteering here (or…
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Reply to Hakone loop in wheelchair
Hi!
You can go on all parts of it! The only part that is a bit “tight” is the cable car but even so I have no problem in my Invacare power wheelchair.
I wrote about it here:
https://www.accessible-japan.com/places/japan/kanagawa-1/hakone/attractions/hakone/
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Wow, amazing to see the accessibility at American parks
curbfreewithcorylee.com
Visiting Grand Teton National Park as a Wheelchair User
From rolling on smooth trails to boating around Jenny Lake, our wheelchair accessible Grand Teton National Park adventures were unforgettable.
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It would be a start, anything else you would add to the code?
wheelchairtravel.org
WCRTG: The SSR Code Airlines Desperately Need
A new special service request code could improve wheelchair users' flying experience, and help airline staff get on the same page.
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In my experience there is often poor communication between the airline and the ground crew. Despite filling out all the required information on the website, I still have to remind the crew it’s my own wheelchair and then they contact the ground crew. 😔
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Heads-up; New rules prohibit placing mobile batteries in overhead compartments on flights operated by Japanese airlines starting this month.
japantoday.com
Japanese airlines enacting new mobile battery carry-on rules this month
One of the great conveniences about modern travel is that there’s no longer a need to pack a bulky guidebook, multiple maps, a camera with spare film, and reading/listening material to keep yourself entertained on the plane ride to your … Continue reading
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