GLOBAL ACCESS NEWS TRAVEL E-ZINE
VOLUME VI, NUMBER 11, November 2005
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Welcome to the November 2005 issue of the
Global Access News Travel E-Zine.
Thanks to everyone for taking the time to write us and share your travel
experiences.
CONTENTS
1. ACCESSIBLE PORTUGAL
2. GREEK FERRIES
3. EUROPEAN HOTELS
4. VIENNA, AUSTRIA
5. SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND
6. BRANSON, MO ‘05
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1. ACCESSIBLE PORTUGAL
Accessible Portugal, operates out of
Lisbon, Portugal. It
specializes in accessible tourism and arrange trips that include
accessible accommodation, restaurants, transportation and organized tours.
To learn more about their accessible van tours or other services, write
info@accesibleportugal.com
or call General
nº(00351 21 720 31 30) or Luís Varela (marketing director) (
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2. GREEK FERRIES
Check out the high-speed Minoan Line’s Greek ferries that reportedly
provide accessible cabins and comfort while traveling to or from
Venice,
Ancona, Patras, Corfu or Igoumenitsa
to the Greek islands. To
query them regarding your specific access needs, write
info@greekferries.gr
http://www.greekferries.gr/minoan-en/minoan_services.htm
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3. EUROPEAN HOTELS
Any wheelchair user who’s planned a trip to Europe, knows how essential it is to
plan ahead, and finding accessible hotels, especially ones with a roll-in
shower, is not always a given. Henrik Romain Andresen, of
Wheelchair Accessible
Europe, hopes to make that planning easier for wheelies. While his site is new,
it still offers a good array of accessible hotels in most major European cities.
Learn more at
http://www.wheelchairaccessibleeurope.com/
or write Henrik at h.andresen@mail.dk
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4. VIENNA
If you’re visiting Vienna, Austria, this site provides good photos of
accommodations that enable visitors to determine whether or not the facility
will meet their access needs:
http://www.apartment.at/index_eng.php3/arten/behinderte
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5. SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND
Syd and June Burns, of Penrith, England, share their Marriott Hotel
access insights on their recent visit to Sheffield, England.
http://www.globalaccessnews.com/sheffield05.htm
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6. BRANSON, MO ‘05
Judy Schletty and Randy, her boyfriend, of Minnesota, tackled Branson, MO,
access for the third time and share their hits and misses with our readers.http://www.globalaccessnews.com/branson05.htm
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