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MemberSome great tips for traveling with a child who has a disability
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Top Safety Tips for Parents Traveling with a Disabled Child - Wonders Within Reach
Four top safety tips for families traveling with a child with a disability to keep you and your child safe while visiting new places.Continue Reading
Reply to Getting to Shirakawa-go in a Wheelchair
I haven’t heard anything… maybe @ohayotravel has new info?
I’m on a government board for accessibility and transportation and brought it up… hopefully it will be taken into account and changed…
The other thing we can do is get in touch with the bus company and tourism board from time to time and ask. If they don’t have people asking about…
Its Golden Week here in Japan where there are a number of national holidays in a row and most people take advantage of it to take time off and travel.
Personally, even though it is much easier to get time off, I avoid traveling this week due to the crowds etc.
Just wondering about everyone else. When traveling, do you try to avoid peak times…
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I avoid high-peak travel seasons because those are more expensive. For example, the first and only time I have been to NYC was in January 2004.
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I’ve been traveling around during this GW and it is indeed very crowded on trains, etc. Went to Shibuya a few days ago, Odawara Castle yesterday (samurai parade), and Showa Kinen Park today (poppies). Trains and train stations were packed and places were crowded with people. Seems to be more crowded this year because it’s the first time in 3 or… Read more
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A fantastic testimonial for AITCAP in-person event!
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AITCAP - Accessible and Inclusive Tourism Conference Asia Pacific 2023 - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
AITCAP - the Accessible and Inclusive Tourism Conference Asia Pacific 2023 was a success and I'm sharing the key messages from the event.
This video does a great job of sharing accessibility, but also general history etc. The way it should be!
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Great content! After having lived in the UK for a bit, and having just returned from a trip there, there is a lot here I agree with. Making historical sites fully accessible would be impossible, but I do find the trust and others do try to do as best they can.
One thing (and it is not unique to the UK, actually) that I continue to… Read more- View 5 replies
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