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This article was found in an Australia travel industry newsletter, “Travel Daily”, 17 May 2024. CWT (formerly Carlson Wagonlit Travel) are rolling out a special assistance service for business travellers. If this business can do it for the business travel sector, we hope other large travel organisations can get their act into gear and be able…
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Hopefully it is just a test-run for all customers!
Would love to get a copy of the full report but… $2500!
https://newmobility.com/report-disabled-travelers-spend-58-billion-a-year-and-want-better-access/
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Report: Disabled Travelers Spend $58 Billion a Year and Want Better Access
Despite spending $58.2 billion a year on travel and taking leisure trips at a similar frequency as nondisabled travelers, Americans with mobility disabilities represent a significant but poorly served…
Josh Grisdale replied to the discussion Accessibility at historic sites in the forum Accessible Travel Academy 2 years ago
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That is amazing! Here in Japan, we don’t really have anything that old but still often “historicity” gets chosen over accessibility…
Thank you!
Eleonora replied to the discussion Accessibility at historic sites in the forum Accessible Travel Academy 2 years ago
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They have it all 🙂
check this out: https://parcocolosseo.it/en/visit/the-park-for-all-services/(honestly I am super proud of this – for once since we are on the way to a potentially awful new government but- the Coliseum is super accessible and worth the visit). I am sure you can find photos for your presentation if you want, let me see…
Josh Grisdale replied to the discussion Accessibility at historic sites in the forum Accessible Travel Academy 2 years ago
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I heard they even have an elevator? Did I miss-remember?
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