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Toronto Pearson has started offering Aira ASL – an app that delivers on-demand American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation for those who are deaf or hard of hearing – for free.
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Aira ASL is an app that delivers on-demand American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation for those who are deaf or hard of hearing. It’s free to use at Toronto Pearson.
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Hi everyone!
We are Karla and Stephen – A couple from the UK who travel throughout Europe with our adapted touring caravan. Below is a pic from our trip to the Black Forest in Germany 🌲 What a beautiful part of the world!
We share tips and inspiration through our brand, Adventure Wheels, so please feel free to check out our website if you’re…
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Welcome, Karla and Stephen! Great to see you guys here. I have been following your adventures for quite a while and I am looking forward to enjoying more of your insights from traveling across Europe!
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Welcome! Excited to have you here! Looking forward to following your adventures.
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Reply to Volunteer Travel Consultant
Hello Patty – if you would like to, you could work on an accessible mini guide for a destination of your choice (a country in Europe, for the moment not going out of the continent for WheelTribe) or design a weekend tour and at the same time promote your activity as trip planner on wheeltribe.eu. (the promotion of your activity as trip planner…
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Hello hello – well, bonjour ☺ – our French friend and former “Erasmus colleague” Cindy Fabbricelli has designed some new tours and activities in Southern France. She is a local (she is from Aix en Provence and lives there) and she has an accessible travel company – and really knows her accessibility.
If you are visiting France, consider…
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Accessible South of France with the locals
Yes, this summer we are pretty obsessed with France (and we'll have some suggestions for winter too - so hit that subscribe button!) - this time with our local special agent Cindy Fabbricelli.
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You may have heard we had a large earthquake near Japan with possible tsunami. We just want to remind everyone they should put the Safety Tips app on their phone before traveling to Japan:
accessible-japan.com
Discover 8 essential reasons to download the Safety Tips app before visiting Japan. Stay informed about emergencies, natural disasters, and safety alerts in multiple languages.
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