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Oh! I wonder why…
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There was an old thread mentioning Ido (https://www.ido-support.com/english/rentacar.html) but the result was they only rent to people with Japanese drivers licenses… that might have changed so you could try contacting them. But likely @Tak has the best option.
tabifolk posted an update in the group
5 months agoRiding the Rails 5 months agoHave you taken Eurostar? What do you feel it gets right… or wrong?
cntraveller.com
This is what the Eurostar gets right about accessibility
In a world where travel is still often all-too-tricky for Disabled adventurers, Sophie Butler sings the international rail company's praises
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I took it from London to Paris a couple of times and one of my favorite features was doing passport control for both countries in the boarding lounge. It cuts down on so much needless walking around (I was using a cane at the time).
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We did it for first time a few months ago At the time I was experiencing extreme back pain and appreciated the system of passport control. We did London to Lille France.
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Josh Grisdale posted an update in the group
5 months agoGeneral Discussions 5 months agoThis is such great news! Not only will it affect the US, the system-wide changes will likely be global!
skift.com
Marriott Deal With DOJ Signals Stricter Compliance With Accessibility Rules
Marriott has reached a deal with the U.S. Justice Department to address barriers faced by people booking accessible rooms.
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Excellent news, I’m delighted as I used to LOVE staying at Marriott hotels when I was able😀
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I’ve never liked how, even on MARRIOTT’s official website, you aren’t guaranteed an accessible room.
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tabifolk posted an update in the group
5 months agoItaly 5 months agoHave you found some cities in Italy to be more accessible than others?
autismadventuresabroad.com
Every publicly owned tourist attraction in Italy is free for disabled visitors, this also includes line skips. Here's free options in Florence
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