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Simple one today folks: How accessible is your town? Tell us below where you’re from and how the access is there!
Bonus points if it’s a part of the world not many have heard of before.
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Not bad. The run-up to Tokyo’s Olympics and Paralympics helped speed up change and Tokyo’s public transportation is great. Unfortunately, small restaurants etc are still a challenge…
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I’m from London UK and although not everywhere is accessible most places are and if they aren’t most do try to provide with ramps, etc. to get into the venues. I know that London hosted a very successful Olympics and Paralympics in 2012 so that has certainly helped push the accessibility in the minds of place’s owners
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SO looking forward to flying home tomorrow!
It’s been a very long 6 weeks.
Will share my experiences in more detail when I get home.
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Safe flight. Take care 😢
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I went to Takaosan yesterday day and stopped for soba at one of the rest stops. Just I was thinking “gee this table is low…” a staff member brought over a tin box and asked “will putting this under the tray help?”
I love meeting people who are thoughtful and also creative.
(Sorry the picture is after eating!)
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I once visited a model rail road museum and the displays were too high for my wheelchair. A staff member came by and handed me a mirror they keep for “wheel friends” of the museum. I absolutely loved that!
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Looking for travel insurance lawyers in Australia. Feel free to PM me.
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If anyone is attending Vivid Sydney, let us know how it goes – and please take pictures!
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Accessibility at Vivid Sydney 2024 | Travel Without Limits
Accessibility at Sydney's annual celebration of creativity, innovation and technology gets better and better each year.
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Would love to go one day…
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