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Best Things to See and Do in Scotland’s Newest City – Dunfermline (including Accessibility)

Dunfermline palace, Fife, Scotland, Accessible tourism, Autistic Travel, Alex Stratikis

Scotland has a new city – Dunfermline! And with new ambitions as grand as its past, there is lot coming to this cozy burgh. Click on to I explore some of the current highlights on offer from an accessible lens.

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Checking in to Check out Hotel Etico Blue Mountains: Australia’s First Social Enterprise Hotel

disabled tourism, accessible accommodation, disabled travellers

Hotel Etico Blue Mountains is Australia’s first social enterprise hotel. Part of an initiative that has its roots in Italy, the hotel mainly hires young people with disabilities through its employment programs – giving them a chance at a career that might have otherwise been unobtainable.

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Birmingham: A Glimpse through the Lens of the City’s Accessibility

Jewellery Quarter Birmingham, accessible travel

Birmingham is often overshadowed by other UK destinations, but my recent visit revealed just how abundant in things to see and do this amazing city was – particularly in terms of accessibility.

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Checking in to Check out YHA Bath: Accessibility Review as an Autistic Guest

YHA Bath Garden

Bath is one of England’s most charming cities! During my visit here, I was lucky enough to spend 2 nights at the beautiful YHA Bath Hostel, which has been renovated from a Georgian mansion. This place has quickly climbed the ranks of my favorite hostels to stay!

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