“Spain has the potential to be the top destination for accessible travel,” says Ade Adepitan, highlighting the country’s strides toward inclusivity for disabled travelers.
For those who have visited Spain, what were the standout aspects of accessibility there? And for others, what improvements would make Spain your ideal destination?
travelweekly.co.uk
Spain can be ‘best ever’ destination for disabled travellers, says Ade Adepitan | Travel Weekly
Paralympic medallist wants country to become ‘blueprint’ for accessible travel
I have been to Spain several times and this is great to hear. Like many countries with historical sites and aging infrastructure, accessibility is a challenge. That said, I look forward to what changes they are looking to make.
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A recent Federal Court ruling against Qantas highlights important issues around accessible travel. The court found the airline discriminated against a passenger by barring their assistance dog, spotlighting the need for greater support and policy clarity for travelers with disabilities.
Have you faced challenges traveling with an assistance animal?
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Qantas agrees to change assistance dog processes after being sued for disability discrimination
Qantas agrees to change and clarify its application processes for assistance dogs after being sued for disability discrimination.
There will be a new tabifolk talks soon! In the meantime, here’s a clip from the last one
I finally got a chance to watch the replay of this and I am so glad I did! I did not know about some of the features of the website so I am looking forward to using some new (to me) stuff!
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Discovering Rome with accessibility in mind? This insightful blog post shares one traveler’s experience navigating the city’s ancient streets on wheels. From accessible highlights to unexpected challenges, it’s a firsthand look at Rome’s accessibility.
Have you visited Rome with mobility needs? What tips or stories can you share?
Read the post here:
theworldisaccessible.com
“Rome on Wheels” – by Kelly Mack Table of Contents Rome is an incredible city, filled with history and art — plus incredible food. On a recent Mediterranean cruise my husband, Richard, and I spent one day touring some of … Continue reading
Baroness Grey-Thompson will lead a new initiative focused on enhancing air travel accessibility for disabled passengers. This expert group aims to address key challenges, making travel smoother and more inclusive.
What changes would make air travel easier for you? Share your thoughts below.
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Aviation Accessibility Task and Finish Group will drive change to ensure that flying is an accessible, safe and enjoyable experience for all.
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