MemberJohn Skevofilax
MemberFor the luxury travelers with disabilities:
karryon.com.au
Luxury hoteliers widening their doors to accessible travel
Around 1.3 billion people around the world live with a disability,these are the hotels leading the way in making travel accessible to all.
TravelLover and alliejay1 Comment-
Very interesting article. It would be great if not only luxury hotels/resorts but ordinary 3-4 star hotels/resorts would pay more attention to customers with a mobility issue.
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“in recent years Athens has made progress in creating a more accessible city for all visitors”
wheeliegoodtravelcompany.com
5 Accessible Things To See and Do In Athens For Disabled Visitors
By Jon Fletcher
Have you been to Savannah?
curbfreewithcorylee.com
12 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Savannah, Georgia
Despite Savannah being a historic city, there are a plethora of wheelchair accessible things to do in Savannah, Georgia!
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Not yet, but it’s on the list!
We run a taxi business, and we frequently offer tours to Mt. Fuji.
Although I’m not too familiar with the local bus system in the Mt. Fuji area, I often see long queues at the bus stops.
According to an operator at the Fujikyu Bus company, the buses are equipped with ramps, so you can board with a wheelchair.
In the Mt. Fuji area, there are five…
Reply to Shinjuku/Kabuchiko by Night
Safe?
It’s depends on how deep you go!
You may see more people from overseas than Japanese anywhere in Tokyo these days.
I’m sure you can enjoy strolling Kabukicho, the whole town is crazy.So many restaurants, but so many tiny one too. For wheelchair users, the most of big buildings have big entrance and elevators, so you should be able…
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