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MemberJidaiya, a rickshaw operator in Tokyo, has started offering hybrid tours that may be of interest to someone with an interest in Japanese culture. When you can come visit Japan, they also have a rickshaw with a ramp!
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That is great to see there are changes!
Wheel the World is increasing their group tours. Have you been on a group tour? Do you prefer it over an individual tour?
https://www.travelandleisure.com/travel-news/wheel-the-world-accessibility-vacation-packages
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Wheel the World, a travel booking platform known for making global travel more accessible, recently launched nine itineraries, including a women-only tour of Morocco and a seniors trip to Israel.
What do you think about this accessible glamping site? It looks good but really wish the toilet had a backrest…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iaY-wwv4po
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Wheelchair Accessible Glamping Pod Break | Troutbeck Head, Lake District AD
Hey everyone, it's Emma and Allan! Join us on a road trip to the beautiful Lake District where we stay in a wheelchair accessible glamping pod at Troutbeck H...
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I used to camp when I was really young and strong enough to get myself around, so I do enjoy and appreciate the outdoors, however it would be much harder on me now (and especially on my caregiver/helper) to rough-it in a tent in the woods. I have stayed at a mini-cabin of sorts similar to the one in the video a few years back, though it was on… Read more
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I like the idea of having the wheelchair data registered with the passport etc.
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