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MemberWestern Australia offers stunning destinations! From Perth to Broome, this guide highlights wheelchair-friendly attractions and accommodations.
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Accessible Western Australia - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
We are just back from two weeks in Western Australia and learned a lot about accessibility in WA and can't wait to share more.
Thank you @learnersandmakers for this great review of Ann Arbor!
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Think Ann Arbor, Michigan is only a university town? It’s an outdoors, dining, family friendly, and accessible town too.
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great review!
Have you explored London? We’d love your insights! Share your tips on must-see spots, accessible places, and any areas to steer clear of.
If you’re a local or know the ins and outs of London—or anywhere across the British Isles—why not become one of our local concierges? You’ll help answer questions and make travel more accessible for everyone.
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We love London, and usually have a few days each year at art exhibitions and then exploring off the beaten track. Been wary the last year since my injury getting around in a chair. You do hear some horror stories on the underground, how have others managed?
A clip from episode 2!
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Would love to try that!
TransPennine Express has introduced new accessibility enhancements across several stations, including BSL departure boards, Changing Places facilities, braille signage, tactile wayfinding, and support for the Good Maps app.
Learn more: https://www.tpexpress.co.uk/help/accessibility
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