Accessible Travel Academy
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Accessible Travel Academy 3 years ago3 years ago (edited)
Here are the results of a new study on flying with a disability from AbleMove and FlyingDisabled.
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this is so nice, to see the results, for the most part everyone asks you to fill in surveys and then you never know what the results were, thanks for sharing!
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I find the amount of first-hand experiences with damaged equipment among the respondents absolutely shocking. Even though it matches my own experience.
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While the focus is on Canberra, this session with @yasminegray about the role accessible tourism will play in the recovery of tourism post-Covid-19 will be useful for everyone in the tourism sector.
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Call for speakers for the inaugural Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Conference in the Asia-Pacific (AITCAP)
AITPAC aims at connecting the huge under-served accessible tourism market with the travel and leisure sector to improve understanding that travellers with mobility, hearing, vision and other accessibility needs represent a huge and…
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Hi Martin!
TabiFolk will be a session sponsor 😀
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Citizen Diplomacy International will be holding a webinar featuring @maahsaccessiblejourneysconsultng called “Fred Maahs and Yuval Wagner on Accessible Travel From Philadelphia to Tel Aviv”
Sounds pretty interesting!
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Yes! Now is certainly a good time to change how we have been doing things!
travel.economictimes.indiatimes.com
The global tourism sector has rarely supported the disabled, or even the elderly who need assistance, despite the sector’s steady growth in the pre-pandemic years. Now might be an opportune time to change that.
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