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Hello Bren,
I couldn’t find your hotel exactly but the one in the attached image seems to be it. According to Google it’s only about 36mins using the local buses and on foot. I have used the buses in this area, and they are accessible, inexpensive, and may be easier than finding an accessible taxi in the area. They run often in different…
Reply to Ok about getting my walker/wheelchair to Japan
Hello Sarah,
Short answer, it shouldn’t be any real issue bringing both (beyond you and your caregiver/husband physically bringing them).
First, make sure your flight tickets are flagged for “wheelchair assistance” so they know you’re coming with one. When you are at baggage check-in they will want information about your walker and…
Hi Chica,
Sorry, I live in Tokyo so the info for Osaka is a bit thin… though I do plan to add to it on Accessible Japan before the World Fair!
I know @joanp lived in Osaka and that @Dicklaurent visited last year, so maybe they can provide more recent information.
There are very few benches/places to rest in Japan, so instead of relying on the…
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Maybe travel tips etc?
“Everyone’s always very sorry and very committed to doing better whenever these things happen, but these high-profile incidents continue to plague Canadian airlines,” Conservative MP Mark Strahl told von Hoensbroech.
“Thoughts and prayers are no longer acceptable.”
Well…
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WestJet CEO apologizes for accessibility failures, defends airline's record
WestJet chief executive Alexis von Hoensbroech apologized for incidents where the airline failed to accommodate people living with disabilities, saying he hopes to improve travel accessibility.
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