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MemberHello! A bit late sorry, but if you have time in the next hours, I am looking for a name for a new podcast focused on travelers who have a disability. The focus will not be on the disability, but on the person’s traveling style, then of course the tips and tricks that each travelers knows and that are related to one’s physical conditions will…
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We need a name for the new podcast!
We are looking for a great name (in English) for our new podcast, all dedicated to inclusive and accessible travel. In the podcast, we will talk with travelers from all over the world and we'll review products and sites that … Continue reading
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You are welcome to use the name of our old podcast – “Have Disability, Will Travel”!
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So…. did the name get decided?
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Hello! this Friday we have an online chat with 4 tourist guides (one is a tour operator) on inclusion: each guide does something in this sense, but it is wider than accessibility this time :), we have one that does LGBTQ tours and one that does Latino history tours, then our colleague Damiano of Seable, and Danijel of the Slovenian No…
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Make it inclusive! heritage and tourism for, with and about all
Join us in a conversation on how tourism can be a vehicle of inclusion, integration, and income.
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Woohoo! You keep doing amazing work! Shared it on Facebook too.
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Hello! I am redesigning the website of Destinationeverywhere.eu and will be adding a few new foodie tours! Food AND wine (or beer, or anything wonderful and local, really). If anyone of you guys has a favourite food itinerary to recommend, that I can transform in a tour, I can offer as a thank you a 20 EUR Amazon voucher, would this be…
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I’d be down for a wine itinerary! Which countries are you focusing on?
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When will the new site be ready to view?
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Eleonora replied to the discussion accessible holidays: are they more expensive than the regular ones? in the forum General Discussions 4 years ago
Reply to accessible holidays: are they more expensive than the regular ones?
Not really charge more as In an extra, but that they automatically belong to a higher category and are therefore more expensive?
Eleonora replied to the discussion accessible holidays: are they more expensive than the regular ones? in the forum General Discussions 4 years ago
Reply to accessible holidays: are they more expensive than the regular ones?
Yes, traveling solo, unless you are able to use (and like) hostels is more expensive for everyone, all abilities. I have been talking to various tour operators and each one has a “magic number” that allows for the best price, it depends on the capacity of the accessible mean of transport used, and it can mean a difference of over 100 Euros on…
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