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Pay it forward Wednesday
Hey all
We want to try a new idea – pay it forward Wednesday.
We all get help from this site when asking questions, let’s help out others by going to the groups for places we know, and share some information about a place you have been to!
A tourist site, cafe, etc anything is fine
You never know, it could be just the information someone is searching for!
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Accessible trip to Ise-Shima
We just posted about a trip to Ise-Shima that includes Ise Jingu and a whole lot more!
accessible-japan.com
Ise-Shima: An Accessible Journey Through Japan’s Coastal Heritage – Accessible Japan
Nestled along the rugged coastline of Mie Prefecture, the Ise-Shima region is where Japan’s natural beauty, timeless traditions, and rich cultural heritage come
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Are there any accessible guesthouses in Tokyo? Not ones without any stairs, please. Thank you.
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Accessibility review of P&O Cruises
worldofcruising.co.uk
My experience cruising with P&O Cruises as a wheelchair user
I boarded P&O Cruises’ Arvia for a supported group holiday to see whether access, service and shore support met travellers’ needs.
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Hello from New Zealand! My husband had a stroke and has right sided weakness. We are keen to ride the Shimanami Kaido cycle route for a few days and wondered if it was possible to hire a tandem bike with stabilisers on the back. I cant see this option on any of the bike rental websites. A three wheeled bike woukd be another option but i cant…
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Hi Laura! Shimanami Japan (one of the local operators) has tandem bikes (not sure about stabilizers but I think they could arrange?). Please see here: https://visitshimanami.com/bike-rental/
I recommend getting in touch with them – they are very accommodating.
Enjoy Shimanami😊
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Thank you! I will get in touch with the bike rental you have recommended
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Thailand showcases accessible tourism with pilot program for wheelchair traveler
pattayamail.com
Thailand showcases accessible tourism with pilot program for wheelchair travelers - Pattaya Mail
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand is reaffirming its commitment to becoming a “Tourism for all” destination through a pilot initiative that highlights the country’s readiness for accessible tourism. A group of 29 wheelchair-using tourists from Taiwan embarked on a “Bangkok–Ayutthaya 5-Day” … Continue reading
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