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French / English
What languages do you speak? 4 years ago
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SOOO glad someone started this conversation! We just wrote a blog about what places should have to qualify them as "accessible". We did this so our app members that are not wheelchair users can feel empowered to look for these items and add the mention ... show more
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Utah has been extremely popular for families recently! We made a whole blog about it. Looks like parents are looking for more unique, out-of-the-beaten path-type activities for kids. https://gowhee.com/30-fun-things-to-do-in-utah-with-kids/
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For all traveling parents: GOWHEE APP is amazing :) All the locations are vetted by other parents, there is 30+ filters to narrow down your search for things you and the kids need. Think changing table, crib available, kids menu etc... Lifesaver when yo... show more
What are your favorite travel apps? 4 years ago
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Hi, I am Maud and the founder of the Gowhee App (an app that helps parents find places for kids anywhere in the world). Traveling parents: What's your #1 budget saving tips?
Budget saving tips for traveling with kids? 4 years ago
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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 ...
