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We’re excited to feature a guest blog post from one of our group members, Laura Cook!
Laura recently went on an incredible accessible safari adventure in Tanzania, where she experienced breathtaking nature and up-close encounters with amazing wildlife. In her post, Laura shares her story, from the wonders of the Serengeti to practical tips for…
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Wow! But that plane … 😟
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I was lucky enough to stay at Angama Mara (on the Mara Triangle in 2017) it was started by friends of mine and they were devastated when I had my stroke which left me in a wheelchair, they decided to install a Patty’s Tent in each of their 3 tented camps in Kenya. I admit it is a bit on the pricey side but the service is first class😀. …
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Angama — Luxury Safaris in Kenya & East Africa
Angama offers high-touch safari experiences in one-of-a kind locations, with warm Kenyan hospitality and contemporary African design.
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That is amazing! Thank you for sharing?
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Absolute pleasure 😀
tabifolk replied to the discussion Africa as an accessible destination… in the forum Africa a year ago
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Sounds great! Hope everyone listens!
Anthony @ TWIA replied to the discussion Africa as an accessible destination… in the forum Africa a year ago
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Amazing – added to my ‘must listen’ for tomorrow!
As people with disabilities, we’re often faced with accessibility challenges, but these challenges are even more complex for those living in developing countries. Smart JP Akpah tells us of the difficulties he faces as a manual wheelchair user in Nigeria.
https://theworldisaccessible.com/disability-access-in-nigeria/
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Disability Access in Nigeria: An Inaccessible Environment -
Smart JP Akpah, a young man from Nigeria, is a manual wheelchair. In this article, Smart discusses disability access in Nigeria.
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