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1. www.adventuretravelnews.com › accessibility-inAdventure for All: Adapting to Accessibility in Adventure Travel

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   Aug 10, 2022 · Adventure travel has long prided itself on being more inclusive and working with local communities in a way that mass travel does not. However, many people associate adventure travel with physical activity done by people who are not living with a disability.

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3. www.visittheusa.com › info › accessible-travel-usaAccessible Travel in the USA: A Guide for Visitors of All ...

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   Great Outdoors. Museums and Monuments. Entertainment and Attractions. Beaches. Americans with Disabilities Act. Learn more about the USA’s accessibility for travelers of all abilities and discover accommodations, attractions, entertainment and more.

4. www.hgtv.com › lifestyle › travel10 Wheelchair-Friendly and Accessible Adventure Travel ... - HGTV

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   Jan 15, 2020 · Photo: Joyce Silberstein / Wheel the World. Wheel the World offers adventure trips for wheelchair users in Peru, Mexico, Chile — including experiences with EcoCamp Patagonia — South Africa, Europe, Tanzania and the United States.

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5. www.travelbreatherepeat.com › accessible-outdoorThe great outdoors: accessible outdoor activities for people ...

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   Mar 2, 2020 · This post includes information about: accessible outdoor activities (in all seasons), adaptive outdoor recreation equipment, outdoor access programs, volunteering opportunities, and tips for participating in outdoor activities for people with disabilities.

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6. www.nytimes.com › 2020/09/24 › businessA Quadriplegic, a Specialty Van and a Lifetime of Adventures

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   Sep 24, 2020 · For just over $300, Walkabout can deliver a wheelchair anywhere in the world. Mr. Williams’s goal is to raise $15,000 to ship an entire container of wheelchairs to Latin America.

7. discovernac.org › blog › 10-of-the-most-accessible10 of the Most Accessible Places to Visit in the U.S.

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   Aug 17, 2021 · From accessible beaches to busy cities and unexpected gems, there is a destination for anyone on this list. Thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which was enacted in 1990 by then-President George H.W. Bush, the United States of America is now one of the most wheelchair-friendly countries in the world.

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   Do people with disabilities enjoy adventure travel?

   • However, many people associate adventure travel with physical activity done by people who are not living with a disability. This perception leaves out a large segment of the world’s population who have physical or mental disabilities, but also have a keen desire to fully experience the world.

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   What are outdoor adventure programs for people with disabilities?

   • Outdoor adventure programs joined in. DIY outdoor activities for people with disabilities are no longer the only way to enjoy nature. Partnerships of state parks and the National Park System with outdoor adventure programs has increased programs for people with physical, cognitive, emotional, mental and learning disabilities.

   The great outdoors: accessible outdoor activities for people of all

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   How can you make the outdoors more accessible for people with disabilities?

   • One way to have transformative experiences in the outdoors is to volunteer with a program that works to increase accessibility for people with disabilities. Volunteers can give valuable service and gain insight on new ways to adventure outdoors by helping in accessible outdoor recreation organizations.

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   What are the best outdoor activities for people with disabilities?

   • Outdoor activities for people with disabilities are quite popular in the winter. Adapted equipment has made activities such as ice skating, snowshoeing, cross country and downhill skiing, and ice hockey accessible. Photo taken during participation in All Out Adventures accessible outdoor program.

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   Can virtual reality make travel more accessible to people with disabilities?

   • As technology advances, tools like virtual reality can make travel more accessible to everyone in the world, not only those with disabilities. For example, HUVR connects Human Walkers to Virtual Travelers who want to explore the world in real-time.

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   Is the travel industry able to accommodate people with disabilities?

   • Although the travel industry is beginning to understand this and accommodate a wider range of people, there is more work to be done. Over 1 billion people globally live with some form of disability, equivalent to 15% of the world’s population.

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9. ihcd-api.s3.amazonaws.com › s3fs-public › fileThe Changing Reality of Disability in America: 2020. Allan R ...

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   The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) finds 61 million adults with a disability in 2020, 26 percent of the adult population. A sharp shift has occurred since 1990 in reasons for disability. Mobility limitations remain the most prevalent reason for disability among adults.