5616 x 3734 px | 47,5 x 31,6 cm | 18,7 x 12,4 inches | 300dpi
Data acquisizione:
4 febbraio 2007
Altre informazioni:
Enjoying travel and tourism is not always easy for people with intellectual and learning difficulties and their families.Cruising has long been a viable and convenient option for disabled travelers. But with cruise lines making an increased effort to accommodate passengers by closely adhering to the guidelines of the Americans With Disabilities Act, cruising has become the vacation of choice for many travelers with mobility issues or sight and hearing impairments. These days, all you need is some careful research and planning, good advice and an open mind, and you can see the world from a cruise ship, regardless of your disability.new ships are being designed with the needs of travelers with disabilities in mind.many cruise ships are now fully accessible to people with a wide range of disabilities, and offer some of the most exciting, inspiring and best value-for-money holidays that you can find. Newer ships offer purpose built accessible cabins, whilst moving round the ship, entertainment venues and embarking & disembarking the ship are also fully accessible. Many older ships have also been adapted to accommodate disabled cruisers, meaning a disability is no longer a prohibitive factor to going on a cruise
