MemberSonia - Accessible Travel Agent
MemberHey @landrie – as mentioned in my comment on your blog post, here’s the shot from Budapest.
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Lovely
Anthony @ TWIA posted a new post. 12 months ago
Accessible Travel: 10 Ways in Which YOU Can Make a DifferenceIf you’re reading this then there’s a solid chance that you know, firsthand, just how important good accessibility is. You’ll also know how wonderfully freeing…
- Well said! We cannot just wait for accessibility, we need to act as well!
Hey guys! Who here received the February edition of the Tabifolk newsletter? I was wondering if there were any topics or areas of accessible travel that you’d like to see covered in future editions?
Looking for accessible restaurants, bars, and pubs in London? You should try OutOut – a great resource for accessible places to eat and drink in the UK capital!
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Do they only focus on restaurants?
Hey all,
Traveling can be expensive at the best of times, but lets be honest, it’s even more so when traveling with a disability, unfortunately. We all know about that ‘disability premium’ that often gets lumped onto us.
But in this piece, I offer 11 tips on ways to save money when traveling. From using public transport to cooking your own…-
Traveling off-season is great. Not only do you avoid foreign travelers, you also miss the local tourists as well. And hotels etc often offer great discounts.
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Thank you for sharing the article. They are all great tips, especially mastering public transportation. However, not all countries have public transportation that is friendly to persons with a disability, like Japan and South Korea.
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