Anonymous
04/03/2015 13:46
Subject: Travel after 70.
From a few years back when I was checking into this for my folks:
Disabled Travelling
Society for Accessible Travel & Hospitality
www.sath.org
lists destination-specific, handicapped-friendly guidebooks, travel agents and tour operatiors
www.access-able.com, search by country to find handicapped-accessible hotels, modes of transport, and local attractions . Also links to newsletters, mags, and orgs.
Global Access Disabled Travel Network
www.geocities.com/Paris/1502
first person accounts
Disabled Travelling
Society for Accessible Travel & Hospitality
www.sath.org
lists destination-specific, handicapped-friendly guidebooks, travel agents and tour operatiors
www.access-able.com, search by country to find handicapped-accessible hotels, modes of transport, and local attractions . Also links to newsletters, mags, and orgs.
Global Access Disabled Travel Network
www.geocities.com/Paris/1502
first person accounts
Anonymous
04/03/2015 13:37
Subject: Travel after 70.
It's a river cruise so no ocean movement. Should be ok.
Anonymous
04/03/2015 12:10
Subject: Travel after 70.
Good idea! but cruise? i hope they don't get seasick.
Anonymous
04/02/2015 19:04
Subject: Travel after 70.
PP here -- just checked and they have 7 or 8 different Asia options. GL!
Anonymous
04/02/2015 18:59
Subject: Travel after 70.
We are going on a Viking River Cruise with my elderly parents. I noticed they have a Yangtze River cruise.
We picked this because it's easier on my dad, who has mobility issues (not a wheelchair or anything, just can't walk too far). You can take tours during the day but you don't have to. The boat seems to be very oriented towards older people, and the agent told me the average age is around 50 with plenty of older people.
So maybe look into that?
We picked this because it's easier on my dad, who has mobility issues (not a wheelchair or anything, just can't walk too far). You can take tours during the day but you don't have to. The boat seems to be very oriented towards older people, and the agent told me the average age is around 50 with plenty of older people.
So maybe look into that?
Anonymous
04/02/2015 11:16
Subject: Travel after 70.
I'm trying to see if I can take my elderly parents (70-85) on travel. Are there any travel for seniors that accommodate to handicapped? We're looking to travel to Asia. How about bringing an oxygen tank? Is that just impossible? I want to take them on their last trip oversea.