Accessible Travel Academy
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Eleonora replied to the discussion Accessibility at historic sites in the forum Accessible Travel Academy 2 years ago
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The best and most know ancient monument in Rome! The Coliseum is wheelchair accessible and has adapted toilets according to the Italian standard which is pretty good!
Josh Grisdale replied to the discussion Accessibility at historic sites in the forum Accessible Travel Academy 2 years ago
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Hmmm this popped up the next day!
Josh Grisdale started the discussion Accessibility at historic sites in the forum Accessible Travel Academy 2 years ago
Accessibility at historic sites
I will be speaking at an archaeological symposium about accessibility at historical sites. (Yeah, not sure how I got myself into this!)
I’ll speak about Japan but wondered about other countries. Does anyone have any examples of historical sites that have done a good lob of adapting but maintaining historicity?
I found these guides for accessible tourism in British Columbia (Canada). I’m glad to see this being addressed by an economic development association and not just a tourism board.
https://www.bceda.ca/accessible_tourism.php
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Accessible Tourism - British Columbia Economic Development Association
Accessible Tourism - British Columbia Economic Development Association
Thanks to @getaboutable for sharing this video! The panel discussion was particularly informative:
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