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A company called @onetrail also offers services in the area https://www.onetrail-yokohama.com/english/
tabifolk posted an update in the group
6 months agoGeneral Discussions 6 months agoDo you have any ideas on how the travel industry can better level the playing field and ensure that there is no “disability tax”?
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Laws. The industry, now, is only accessible because laws force them to. Sadly, this would be a country-by-country situation. Too many are still surprised that we want to have a life to begin with. It won’t be impossible to get these laws, but it won’t be easy.
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Agree with @carlos above. The size and extra equipment needed makes these rooms more expensive. Only laws can keep away the disability tax.
i don’t know how feasible this would be but they could raise the rate (slightly) for regular rooms that get a lot more use to make up the difference?
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tabifolk posted an update in the group
6 months agoNeurodiverse Travel 6 months agoEmirates invited 30 UAE families with neurodiverse children to have a real check-in experience and familiarisation flight on the 24 April, at Dubai International Airport
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Emirates Travel Rehearsal for Autism - TTR Weekly
DUBAI, UAE, 29 April 2024: Furthering Dubai’s commitment to accessible travel and raising awareness of autism, Emirates invited 30 UAE families with neurodiverse children to have a real check-in experience and familiarisation flight on the 24 April, in Terminal 3 … Continue reading
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tabifolk posted an update in the group
6 months agoPortugal 6 months agoThinking about visiting the Azores? Should you bring a power wheelchair? Check out this video for some good info:
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tabifolk posted an update in the group
6 months agoUnited Kingdom 6 months agoA great video review of an accessible rental in Scotland
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Really well done!
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This is top notch! I wish more places had automatic windows… most latches and controls are too hard to reach.
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