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Which of these spots would you be most interested in visiting?
simplyemma.co.uk
8 Wheelchair Accessible Things to do in East Lothian (and where to stay)
Looking for wheelchair accessible things to do in East Lothian? Then this accessible guide to visiting East Lothian as a wheelchair user is what you need to make the most of your trip.
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Always great to see Emma’s adventures!
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Visit California has released a hub for accessible travel. What do you think?
visitcalifornia.com
Accessible Travel | Visit California
California’s wonders are for everyone, including travelers with mobility needs, sensory sensitivity, and non-visible disabilities. From wheelchair-accessible overlooks in the redwoods to sign-language interpretation and assistive listening at city museums, the Golden State prioritizes inclusive tourism and creating experiences everyone can enjoy. Whether … Continue reading
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I hope a lot more tourist promotion offices start doing this. It is an excellent way to start planning.
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As a native Californian, I wouldn’t expect anything less from the birthplace of the independent living movement AND the host of the 2028 Paralympic Games!
Ahhh, my home is so awesome!
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Ropeway and cable car accessibility in Kobe
Hello everyone. I am new here, but I will be going on my 6th trip to Japan in about 2 months. I can walk short distances and stand for extended periods, but I use a mobility scooter for traveling. In particular, I use a folding atto scooter (https://us.movinglife.com/products/atto-mobility-scooter)
I will be going to Kobe on my next trip, and I…
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I’m surprised it is the first, but good to see none the less!
travelweekly.com.au
Perth Airport opens Australia’s first airport Sensory Room
Pretty sure the two private retreat rooms and a central sensory area will be in much demand.
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What have your experiences been for getting accessible taxis in in NSW? Think this will help?
disabilityinsider.com
Minns govt to expand wheelchair-accessible taxis
The $2,500 grant for eligible Wheelchair Accessible Taxi vehicle owners is part of a $15 million emergency package announced late last year and it is intended to address the shortage of Wheelchair Accessible Taxis in NSW.
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