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Want to see Switzerland from an adaptive paraglider? Well you can!
https://www.cntraveller.com/article/wheelchair-friendly-guide-to-switzerland
cntraveller.com
A wheelchair-friendly guide to Switzerland
Why Switzerland is Europe’s most underrated destination for Disabled travellers
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Phenomenal article. Already reached out to the tour company recommended in the article. Thank you for this post.
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Any weekend travel plans?
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No real plans as such, such a belated Valentine’s dinner date and trying to find a new accessible restaurant to try!
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Great to welcome another advocate!
broadsheet.com.au
On the Road With Tennis Champ Dylan Alcott: “Don’t Assume People With Disabilities Can’t Travel”
From LA to Tokyo, the Australian former sports star turned media commentator is raising awareness of accessible travel to unlock bucket-list experiences for all.
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“over 700 staff members between Plymouth and Penzance undergoing autism awareness training”
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/gwr-recognised-making-train-travel-150000295.html
uk.news.yahoo.com
GWR recognised for making train travel more autism accessible
Great Western Railway has been recognised by The National Autistic Society for making train travel more accessible for people with autism
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It’s great to see more accessibility for those on the spectrum getting much needed assistance, it feels like just a decade or so ago this was given no attention at all.
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“Everyone’s always very sorry and very committed to doing better whenever these things happen, but these high-profile incidents continue to plague Canadian airlines,” Conservative MP Mark Strahl told von Hoensbroech.
“Thoughts and prayers are no longer acceptable.”
Well…
thespec.com
WestJet CEO apologizes for accessibility failures, defends airline's record
WestJet chief executive Alexis von Hoensbroech apologized for incidents where the airline failed to accommodate people living with disabilities, saying he hopes to improve travel accessibility.
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