Accessed That

I am a person who is totally blind with a saying eye dog. I have never travelled independently myself interstate maybe on small trips in Victoria, but I used to travel in the past with my ex-wife and have been to Queensland many of times and have found it good I have never been denied any Access or anything with my seeing eye dog I remember the time I had a dolphin encounter at SeaWorld and it felt like a boiled egg out of a shell. It’s wonderful to listen to this podcast, because it opens up the eyes of people who do travel with disabilities and how they get around. I am a passionate advocate for people with disabilities and we met we need more access with society

As a tour accommodation operator in the Daintree Rainforest (Daintree Siesta) I was excited to listen to the episodes about travelling nearby during the year of accessible tourism. Some great conversation, tips and ideas. I’ve already mentioned the show to two of our guests who have enjoyed spending time in the rainforest while balancing sensory/spectrum abilities and whom sometimes find travelling challenging.

Very well put together episode. Such important and insightful conversations!

I absolutely love this podcast already. It’s refreshingly real, honest and open as well as funny, entertaining and incredibly informative. I’m learning so much and cannot wait to hear more. These conversations are just so important to ensure travel is as accessible and inclusive as possible. Bravo!