Itinerary for Travellers With Limited Mobility
Plan accessible travel with honest verification steps.
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Plan an itinerary with accessibility in mind. Destination and dates: [DESTINATION_DATES]. Traveller needs described in practical terms (for example, can walk 300 metres, uses a wheelchair, needs step-free access): [ACCESS_NEEDS]. Interests: [INTERESTS]. Create a plan with shorter days, frequent seating, and accessible transport suggestions in general terms. For every activity, list the access questions to ask before booking (step-free entrances, lifts, toilets, seating, parking, assistance). Produce a table of questions and who to contact. Do not claim that any place is accessible; mark every accessibility statement [VERIFY] and tell me to confirm directly with venues and carriers. Include a day-of backup plan, rest options, and a contacts sheet. Add advice on travel insurance and medical documents in general terms, to be confirmed with a professional. Add a sample enquiry email of about 90 words that I can send to venues and hotels, listing the access questions politely, and a table for recording each answer with the date and the name of the person who gave it. Include guidance on keeping receipts for any assistance booked. Wherever a fact depends on the date, my passport or the season, say so and tag it [VERIFY] so that I confirm it with the provider.
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