MemberAnthony @ TWIA
MemberHi, I am a disabled traveler from the US, Kansas to be exact. I have a fused left hip and paralysis of the left leg. Until the last few years, I have always walked with crutches, but with age it has become more difficult. I now use an electric scooter in my travels. I have traveled several times to Spain, Costa Rica, Mexico, Venezuela,…
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Glad to have you here!
There are groups for each of those places, and our members will be glad to help
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Wow, would love to hear more about Venezuela!
Welcome to tabifolk, by the way. Glad to have you here.
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If you have seen this new show, please let us know your thoughts!
This is an amazing initiative!
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The Quest to Create the Most Accessible Museum in the World
The refreshed museum of the American Printing House for the Blind in Louisville, Kentucky, is slated to open in 2026 with a novel invitation to visitors: please touch.
Hi, I’m Sonia, founder of DiscoverAble, a travel agency specializing in accessible travel. I started DiscoverAble because of my own experiences planning trips for my parents, my mom uses a wheelchair. I saw how stressful and difficult it could be to find accessible accommodations and activities, and I wanted to change that.
My mission is to make…
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Great to have you here!
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Welcome, Sonia.
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Discover the vibrant city of Tokyo with Cory Lee’s guide to wheelchair-accessible attractions! From accessible transportation to inclusive must-see spots, this guide is packed with helpful insights. (even a shout-out to tabifolk in it!)
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The Ultimate Wheelchair Accessible Tokyo, Japan Travel Guide
With this wheelchair accessible Tokyo travel guide, you should be fully prepared to plan your own trip to this incredible city!
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This is excellent – my soulmate and I want to go to Japan, both of us would need wheelchairs, but she was of the opinion that Tokyo wasn’t good for a wheelchair user.
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I would like to travel with my elderly Mom to Japan. She can stand and walk for very short distances but can not stand for longer than 5 minutes without her cane. And can not walk more than 1 city block. We can travel without her electric wheelchair through the airports but once we arrive to Japan are their daily wheelchair rentals available?
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