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For this you wouldn’t need a license, but travel insurance is always good to have.
To get in the bus, you’ll need to climb at least 5 steps, is that doable for you?
Yes, there is a stop there, but it might depend on the airport. Maybe we can check again once it has been settled?
Reply to Renting a wheelchair in Tokyo Disney Resort
Hello
Hmm… that’s quite expensive… indeed, in Japan, you have to pay a one-month fee to rent a power wheelchair. If you are thinking of using it in Osaka, Kyoto or Nara, please contact me. My latest power wheelchair can be rented for 30,000 yen.
Regards.
Tak
Reply to Bringing own portable scooter to Japan - insurance?
I’ve never heard of needing insurance for a scooter here.
We’re talking about a mobility scooter, right? Can you send an image or link to the scooter?
This is a really fascinating idea! What do you think?
I liked this point: “Fáilte Ireland guidelines have rightly been updated in recent years to reflect the need to encourage hotels to shift to more sustainable practices. There is no reason why they cannot make a change now to place accessibility at the heart of their guidelines.”
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Three-star cap for hotels who don’t prioritise accessibility – Bradley
Senator Bradley outlined how the current Fáilte Ireland star-rating system does not account for hotels’ accessible facilities and an appropriate level of awareness and respect among staff
TravelLover and alliejay1 Comment-
that is a great idea!
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