MemberJoan Pahisa
MemberReply to Bringing own portable scooter to Japan - insurance?
I’ve never heard of needing insurance for a scooter here.
We’re talking about a mobility scooter, right? Can you send an image or link to the scooter?
This is a really fascinating idea! What do you think?
I liked this point: “Fáilte Ireland guidelines have rightly been updated in recent years to reflect the need to encourage hotels to shift to more sustainable practices. There is no reason why they cannot make a change now to place accessibility at the heart of their guidelines.”
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Three-star cap for hotels who don’t prioritise accessibility – Bradley
Senator Bradley outlined how the current Fáilte Ireland star-rating system does not account for hotels’ accessible facilities and an appropriate level of awareness and respect among staff
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that is a great idea!
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Reply to JR Pass - Shinkansen wheelchair reserved seat
I have a feeling even if you go early it won’t matter if the accessible booking office isn’t open as they don’t make the decision at the Midori no Madoguchi, but the staff calls the other office. So if it isn’t open…
So you are not using JR Pass but just buying the tickets? If you are using the Tokaido Line (ie Tokyo-Kyoto-Osaka) then you can…
‘Emirates Shines At The AccessAbilities Expo 2024 With Cutting-Edge Accessibility Innovations’
Emirates Airline has unveiled groundbreaking features and technology designed to make air travel more accessible for passengers with diverse needs.
Check it out: https://shorturl.at/s3tX2
ALT Text: Emirates Airbus A380 plane taxiing on a runway,…
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Just “WOW”!
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I had the fortune of traveling on Emirates many years ago and can attest to their superb service. I am glad they are expanding into enhancing the experience for disabled travelers too.
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Saw this in @theworldisaccessible newsletter (go subscribe, you won’t regret it!) and was blown away. What Wonders would you want to visit?
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What I Learned by Visiting All 7 Wonders as a Disabled Person
Marcela Marañon is the first known wheelchair user to visit the Seven Wonders of the World. Here's what she hopes people learn from her journey.
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Thanks for the mention, boyo <3 great article, right?! I don’t think I have been to any of the wonders of the world come ot think of it..
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