MemberJosh Grisdale
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Airlines have been fined for failing to accommodate passengers with disabilities, highlighting ongoing issues with accessibility in air travel. Have you faced challenges when flying, or had positive experiences where accommodations worked well? Share your stories and thoughts on how airlines can improve.
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ndrn.org
Today, the National Disability Rights Network (NDRN) stands in solidarity with travelers with disabilities.
In the US, there are only 1,500 accessible STR’s out of 1.5 million total.
Your participation in our survey will play a crucial role in helping us understand the diverse accessibility needs of travelers and advocate for more inclusive accommodations.
As a token of our appreciation, we’re offering a chance to win one of four $50 Amazon gift cards.
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Hello from the Republic of Panama, @becomingrentable !
Would it be possible for you to share the results of the survey with us? In the meantime, have a wonderful day! Best regards,
Looking to enjoy a beach day in Sydney with accessible amenities? Check out this guide to 3 Sydney beaches that offer hoists and adult-size change tables. Have you visited any beaches with similar features? What improvements would you like to see in beach accessibility?
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havewheelchairwilltravel.net
3 accessible Sydney beaches with a hoist & adult-size change table - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
There are many fabulous accessible Sydney beaches but only 3 have a hoist and adult-size change table so we're sharing the details.
United Airlines has introduced a new digital sizing tool to help travelers find the right aircraft for their wheelchair needs, benefiting over 20,000 customers so far. Have you experienced this new tool, or do you rely on other methods when booking accessible travel? How do you usually ensure your needs are met during air travel?
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travelandtourworld.com
United Airlines' digital sizing tool helps over 20,000 wheelchair users find the right flights, boosting customer satisfaction and enhancing accessibility.
An Oakville-based charity has been named a finalist for the Ontario Accessible Tourism Award, recognizing their efforts to make travel more inclusive and accessible for all.
Have you experienced challenges with accessibility while traveling, or found a destination that did accessibility well? Share your thoughts on how we can make tourism more inclusive.
halton.insauga.com
Oakville charity finalist for Ontario accessible tourism award | INhalton
An Oakville charity’s goal of bringing boating to everyone is up for a prestigious provincial award. Charterability has been nominated as a finalist for the Accessible Tourism Award at The Ontario Tourism Awards of Excellence gala later this month. The … Continue reading
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