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tabifolk posted an update in the group
6 months agoAustralia 6 months agoA great way to see Sydney – and have a delicious meal – and it is accessible!
havewheelchairwilltravel.net
Journey Beyond Cruise Sydney review - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
There's no better way to enjoy Sydney than from the water and Journey Beyond Cruise Sydney offers outstanding food and an accessible vessel.
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6 months agoNew Zealand 6 months agoThinking about visiting New Zealand? Checkout this article!
disabilityhorizons.com
Accessing New Zealand: part one
Jasmine, who has Friedreich’s Ataxia and travelled around New Zealand and share's her tips and adventures.
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tabifolk posted an update in the group
6 months agoGeneral Discussions 6 months agoQuestion time!
What’s one piece of advice you wish you had known before embarking on your first accessible travel adventure?
alliejay and Josh Grisdale2 Comments-
Even if a place says it is accessible, the definition can vary wildly!
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That airline staff have NO idea how to treat a person in a wheelchair😧, they treated me like a small child even though I’m an adult
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tabifolk posted an update in the group
6 months agoNeurodiverse Travel 6 months agoLee Soon-gyu, the Divisional Director at LEGOLAND Korea Resort, mentioned that through initiatives like Merlin Magic Wand, the resort ensures enjoyable experiences for all children, particularly those with disabilities.
travelandtourworld.com
LEGOLAND Korea Resort has achieved the distinction of being the first theme park in Korea to receive the Certified Autism Centerâ„¢ (CAC)
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tabifolk posted an update in the group
6 months agoUnited Kingdom 6 months agoHave you been to Cornwall? Any other suggestions you would add to the list?
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Nothing to add to the list, but I have been to the Eden Project. I was only using a cane at the time. I remember it being pretty accessible not to mention really cool!
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