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About the solution
“There wasn’t really anything out there for people in wheelchairs and with disabilities in general. I created the site to help others and give positive feedback for different destinations. If changes need to be made, then I hope they take what I’m sharing and make those changes”, he explained.
According to Nick, his website already made a different, as in two occasions his reviews and comments made people in charge of different venues change their space so that it would more accessible to wheelchairs.
“I was talking to one restaurant owner and brought up the fact that the garbage can in the restroom had one of those foot pedals to open it. It’s a seemingly little thing, but it doesn’t work for someone in a wheelchair. They changed it right away”, he shared.
Full Access Travel is focused on Buffalo, New York are. But Nick intends that it expands to all USA.
More info: http://fullaccesstravel.blogspot.pt
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