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Colorado Travel Massive
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Co-founder of Exploryst, the single source of truth database for disability-specific travel details worldwide.
Why did you join the community?
Q&APeople with disabilities should be able to benefit from inclusion into the tourism industry.
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Are there any upcoming events that people want to share? If not, let's schedule one. I am in the Denver metro area and would love to get together.
Colorado Travel Massive 3 years ago
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The words "accessible" and "inclusive" can mean different things to different people. For example, a ramp does not make an activity accessible to someone deaf or hard of hearing. ASL translation services will not support someone in a walker that has low... show more
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I'm interested in hosting a meeting regarding ways for tourism and hospitality industry businesses can be more inclusive to the 64+ million US consumers with disabilities. Within the US, people with disabilities control $490 Billion in annual disposab... show more
Colorado Travel Massive 3 years ago
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I also believe that everything will be infinitely more accessible for people with disabilities, that includes physical, vision, hearing, sensory, mental health, and more.
Tours & Activities 15 Years From Now 3 years ago
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I am building https://Exploryst.com, the "TripAdvisor for disabilities" platform to provide the details that people with disabilities require to confidently research and book their travel. Disabilities is unfortunately something that is routinely left o... show more
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What does accessible and inclusive travel mean to you? — A discussion thread about accessible travel
Hi everyone, I am really looking forward to your ideas! I thought I'd mention that we are also conducting a series of interviews and are looking for participants that are based in the Asia-Pacific region and are either working with a destination marketing organisation (local, regional, national...) or with an accommodation provider or a museum. Interviews are about 45 minutes long, through a video call and there's no need to prepare anything. All results will be de-identified. If you're interested you can ...
