MemberJosh Grisdale
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Pamiloo!
I recently went to Glasgow to see Green Day perform and came across a fully accessible toilet by a charity called Pamiloo!
Owned by Pamis, they have converted a horse box into a loo with a hoist, adult changing facilities and room for those with neurodivergent diagnosis to go and have a break. It’s all been done by public funding to…
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Awesome! Any pictures?
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Reply to Private guide in Tokyo
Nice to meet you！
If you are planning to go sightseeing from Osaka to Kyoto and Nara, please contact me. I have a travel coordinator license, a caregiver license, and a guide vehicle.Regards.
Tak
TakReply to Private guide in Tokyo
We recommend US!
We use an accessible van and we can guide you too.
Not only that we can film you!
Please refer this video on YouTube.
https://youtu.be/0zjiftXnQtw?si=A7nGyGVFVRMU03T9
Any questions, please ask anytime.
Reply to Easiest Way to Book Accessible Hotels - Japan
Hi Nicole, be very clear of what you need in an accessible room or barrier free room as many hotels call them in Japan.
There are very, very few hotels with a true walk-in bathroom, especially if you want a walk-in bathroom where everything is not going to get totally wet with water when showering.
If your person in a wheelchair is using…
MakWe just published our very first article on LinkedIN and would love to hear what you guys think. Don’t worry, we’ll still be posting exclusive blogs and articles here on tabifolk too 😉
Link: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/exploring-accessible-romania-connecting-otuif/
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Exploring Accessible Romania: Connecting Travelers and Partners to Inclusive Adventures
Imagine a world where travel is accessible to everyone, regardless of physical abilities. Picture yourself exploring the history and beauty of Romania, knowing every aspect of your journey is planned to accommodate your needs.
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Great article! It is important to post in different places because the audience is very different on each platform. I’ve found LinkedIn great for connecting with other professionals in accessible travel.
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