Membervalentinaexplores
MemberHi All, my name is Marina and I run an accessible travel company, Ability Adventures | Enabled New Zealand Holidays. We offer private guided and self-drive holidays throughout New Zealand – each departure is uniquely tailored to guests’ requirements in all regards. We can be found on http://www.abilityadventures.co.nz
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Hello! Just checked out your site – great stuff!
We have a New Zealand forum, and it needs some love! Please feel free to share your information and tours there. Be sure to subscribe to it as well so you will get notifications if there are new questions. 🙂
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HI Marina very nice web site and idea. Jim
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Hi everybody! My name is Ines, I work for Tour Croatia, an agency offering tailor-made holidays around Croatia and some neighboring countries. Nice to meet you all!
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Hello Ines do you have a web site. Thanks Jim
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Please let us know about any accessible tours you have 🙂
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I am Eva from Mississauga, Canada.
Currently, I am working with local transportation companies providing luxurious service to tourists from all around the world.
Anyone can pre-book it from the websites, before arriving.-
Do you have wheelchair accessible vehicles?
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Glad it was a prototype…
But it always makes me think, stop trying to make wheelchairs cool and make them do things like, you know, climb steps…
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-51058419bbc.com
Segway’s prototype wheelchair crashes at tech show
The electric scooter-maker's mishap is the latest in a list of historic malfunctions at the show
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Yeah, when I saw the preview of this my first thought was that it’s probably impractical as a wheelchair (for both cost and customizable standpoints) and that’s probably why they’re selling it as a general transportation device. I would also like to see more innovations in terms of overcoming regular wheelchair limitations than just visual… Read more
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The best designers are the ones who are physically challenged themselves, as practicality and usability are embodied in the design or model…
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I dunno… some of these look kinda fun!
https://www.boredpanda.com/extreme-wheelchairing-accessibility-fails/boredpanda.com
30 Accessibility Designs That Are Straight Up Offensive
Accessibility is a vitally important feature of any civilized society - everyone, regardless of their mobility, should be able to access and enjoy public facilities. Poorly-designed accessibility for people in wheelchairs sends a message: We added this feature because someone … Continue reading
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They should know that there is a certain gradient required for scooters and wheelchairs to climb/roll on, not just mere slides.
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