ayumatrisia
MemberSome fantastic tips here!
cntraveller.com
What it is like to travel as an autistic person
This World Autism Awareness Day, Ellie Middleton – an activist, speaker and writer – explains what it’s like to travel with autism and shares the things she packs to help prepare for a journey
Josh Grisdale replied to the discussion Tottori – Transportation in the forum Japan 6 months ago
6 months agoReply to Tottori - Transportation
Tottori actually has the highest ratio of regular to accessible taxis in Japan (remember, though, there aren’t as many taxis as more populated areas, just a higher percentage).
I went there on a test-tour sponsored by Tottori, so I didn’t do the booking but we rode in a taxi with a lift and saw accessible taxis waiting at the station.
The site…
“What makes us different from the competition is our virtual tours… Each site included on our platform is mapped so that the person who is interested in traveling will know in advance whether or not his or her needs are met,”
news.gtp.gr
New Greek Tourism Startup Helps People with Reduced Mobility Travel Easier | GTP Headlines
Greek start up company orbito travel aims to help people with reduced mobility discover new places and experiences on their holidays around the world.
Any tips you would add to this?
travelwithoutlimits.com.au
14 Tips for Travelling with a Service Dog | Travel Without Limits
An Assistance Dog (or Service Dog) can make travel more achievable - but if you're travelling by taxi, train or car, there's a few things which may make the journey more comfortable and fun for both of you.
Depending on where you are in the world today (April 2nd) is Autism Awareness Day. It’s a time to celebrate neurodiversity and spread awareness of what Autism is and how those living on the spectrum continue to thrive!
On our website, we have a group dedicated to all things relating to neurodiverse travel. Whether you’re a neurodiverse…
tabifolk.com
Neurodiverse Travel - tabifolk, an accessible travel community
Whether you're a neurodiverse individual or a family member, connect with other neurodiverse travelers, share experiences, and discover inclusive travel tips. Join us in fostering a space where everyone's unique journey is celebrated, making travel a more enriching and accessible … Continue reading
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