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Not only is the equipment going to help many, the training being offered for business will be incredibly helpful for those interested in improving but not knowing how to start.
lamarinaalta.com
Hiking, cycling and beach for everyone: Calp expands its adapted tourist options
Calp City Council is taking another step towards inclusive tourism with the incorporation of new adapted equipment that will improve the experience of people with functional diversity in the municipality. With this initiative, which ranges from accessible routes to adapted … Continue reading
Some areas to keep in mind when planning a visit to Spain:
traveldailynews.com
Which areas lead the way in accessible lodging in Spain
One of the key findings of a new study by Mabrian on accessible lodging in Spain highlights the need to improve the visibility and analysis of accessible tourisma through open data.
Looking for accessible accommodation in Barcelona? This article highlights MICs Sant Jordi, a standout option for travelers with mobility needs. If you visited Barcelona, what accessible accommodations would you recommend?
simplyemma.co.uk
7 Reasons to Stay at MICs Sant Jordi: The Best Accessible Accommodation in Barcelona
Discover my top 7 reasons why MICs Sant Jordi is the perfect choice for wheelchair accessible accommodation in Barcelona. Enjoy fully adapted apartments with wetrooms, profile beds, hoists, and more for a comfortable and convenient stay.
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Roommate Carla in Barcelona and,Renia Victoria in Madrid were both great. Stayed there in October 2024.
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We stayed in H10 raco del pi, which had a good size accessible room and is in a great location.
“Spain has the potential to be the top destination for accessible travel,” says Ade Adepitan, highlighting the country’s strides toward inclusivity for disabled travelers.
For those who have visited Spain, what were the standout aspects of accessibility there? And for others, what improvements would make Spain your ideal destination?
travelweekly.co.uk
Spain can be ‘best ever’ destination for disabled travellers, says Ade Adepitan | Travel Weekly
Paralympic medallist wants country to become ‘blueprint’ for accessible travel
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I have been to Spain several times and this is great to hear. Like many countries with historical sites and aging infrastructure, accessibility is a challenge. That said, I look forward to what changes they are looking to make.
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Hello travelers, my name is Inaki and I live in the north of Spain (Basque Country Bilbao), I love to travel, I’m a wheelchair user (spinal cord injury), Spain is a country with a lot of places to visit, I have been lucky enough to travel and I know many places (the north is my specialty but do not hesitate to ask me).
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Welcome! Glad to have you join our community!
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Thank you very much, I hope I can help and of course you will help me in my future trips.
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