MemberJosh Grisdale
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Thanks for replying.
Being citizen and long time resident of 🇯🇵. Hopefully you can relay them about this concern (giving priority to those wheelchair user) and hopefully they go back in their old way of booking their Heartful Roomv through phone call.
Thanks again
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@alliejay I am really glad hearing you had a good experience with our service. We will further improve our knowledge/skills and keep up with the expectations of those who wish to come to Japan with the accessibility support needs for information/booking/arrangement for transport/accommodations/attractions. @joshgrisdale I appreciate the compliment.
Thank you @joshgrisdale for moderating this panel it’s going to be amazing! And it’s so important to value the businesses and destinations that get inclusion right and are proud about it.
We’re excited to share a little snippet of our 2023 Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Conference in the Asia-Pacific. In this session Ally & Seiya Hongo talked…
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Great answer @allyhongo !
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So excited about the conference!! Such a fascinating lineup of speakers and topics – can’t wait!
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Hello hello from Brussels, I am Eleonora and I run a company that does accessible travel marketing and projects and hopefully lots of nice things after the flippin’ pandemic years.
Since our super-mega host @joshgrisdale has kindly made me an ambassador of the Belgium group, I’d like to invite you to join the group if :
you are thinking of…
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Activity – Belgium – Tabifolk – Accessible Travel Community
Activity – Belgium – Tabifolk – Accessible Travel Community
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I assume there will be plenty of talk about beer and waffles, right? 🍻
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Great! I’ve just joined the group. I’ve been to Brussels 3 times and loved the city though accessibility is really shady (some sidewalks are a nightmare, lots of cobblestone and many shops and restaurants with not just one, but two or three steps at the entrance)… I’ll probably be doing Brussels as an episode to @troublewithme podcast, so, if… Read more
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Reply to Lifting a folded scooter into a taxi
Yes, it’s as @joshgrisdale said. If taxis saw me on the wheelchair, I barely got any of them to stop (actually none I think). If I was standing next to the wheelchair with its wheels removed and the seat folded, then some taxis stopped. The ones that stopped also put it themselves on the trunk. If they see you out of the scooter, they’ll know… Read more
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