VisitEngland,
the national tourist board, is today launching a new Access for All campaign,
aimed to raise awareness of accessible destinations and businesses in England;
informing disabled people of accommodation and visitor attractions when
planning a day trip or holiday.
WorldInA...Wheelchair is a blog for wheelchair users. The travel/ lifestyle industry mainly caters to able bodied people but you will be able to find out the best countries,events, restaurants, bars and hotels to visit throughout the world that are suitable for the physically disabled. and read the latest travel and disability news.
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Showing posts with label England. Show all posts
Monday, 14 September 2015
Tuesday, 3 March 2015
Powerchair Teen Call Up
A 17- year- old from Hertfordshire has been selected for the
England powerchair football squad following several years of success in the
sport.
Monday, 3 November 2014
Accessible English Tourism
VisitEngland have announces plans for a national drive to
promote England as a leading destination for accessible tourism.
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Learn The Lingo!
In time for kick off on 12th June, the language learning platform has launched the ‘Banter Translator’, allowing Brits to brush up on their footie repartee in other languages and contribute cutting commentary in Brazil’s native Portuguese.
The phrases can be practiced on the website where you can practice your reading, writing, and listening skills through a simple game-like format.
Whether travelling to Brazil or watching in the local, users can complete the snack-sized exercises on the morning commute, in the queue for the stadium, or en route to the pub, and tag their favourite phrases for easy access during the game.
Top ten phrases include:
The phrases can be practiced on the website where you can practice your reading, writing, and listening skills through a simple game-like format.
Whether travelling to Brazil or watching in the local, users can complete the snack-sized exercises on the morning commute, in the queue for the stadium, or en route to the pub, and tag their favourite phrases for easy access during the game.
The ‘Banter Translator’ allows fans to expand their footie chat in 12 languages ensuring communication is no barrier to enjoying a truly international World Cup experience.
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