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MemberNavigating airports can be challenging, especially when relying on accessibility services. In this article, Simply Emma shares her journey from Glasgow to Barcelona, highlighting her experience with airport assistance and accessible travel.
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From Glasgow to Barcelona: Navigating Airports, Accessibility & Special Assistance
One of the biggest challenges of travelling as a wheelchair user is navigating airlines, airports, and special assistance. Here’s a summary of the ups and downs on our journey from Glasgow to Barcelona.
I love finding unique activities to do, but a lot of times accessibility is an issue. While this activity would be an issue if you have weak core/head strength since there are no doors to lean on, the tour company has experience accommodating many disabilities and are able to strap manual wheelchairs to the back of these Scoot Coupes!
If you…
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Congratulations Josh!
‘Emirates Shines At The AccessAbilities Expo 2024 With Cutting-Edge Accessibility Innovations’
Emirates Airline has unveiled groundbreaking features and technology designed to make air travel more accessible for passengers with diverse needs.
Check it out: https://shorturl.at/s3tX2
ALT Text: Emirates Airbus A380 plane taxiing on a runway,…
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Just “WOW”!
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I had the fortune of traveling on Emirates many years ago and can attest to their superb service. I am glad they are expanding into enhancing the experience for disabled travelers too.
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“But for many hotel brands, travel agencies and tourism operators, it’s merely about ticking boxes and saving face.”
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So your hotel is ‘fully accessible’? That may not mean what you think
I live with multiple disabilities; I don’t need a ramp but I do need to know about your door knobs and the placement of your toilet roll.
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I’m guilty of using the phrase “fully accessible” off hand sometimes when a place or bathroom is exceptional, but it is true that the phrase doesn’t actually have an objective meaning!
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