Would you or someone you know use such a travel service as described?

4 Comments

  • Amy - 9 years ago

    I don't currently have anyone who needs this service but I think it is a great idea and would certainly refer someone.

  • Joan Polking - 9 years ago

    Currently I do not know of anyone who could benefit from this service but If I do, I would certainly refer them

  • Elizabeth - 9 years ago

    Absolutely- this is an area which has been almost entirely overlooked in traditional travel guides/planning. My Father in Law had Parkinson's disease and in his later years although he was otherwise in good health rarely traveled because my he and my Mother in Law were anxious about what sort of access certain places might offer. They were very adventuresome in earlier years so this type of service could have made all of the difference for them.

  • Anna - 9 years ago

    I would use what you have described in two ways. First, with small kids and strollers, we sometimes face some of the same accessibility issues. Second, my mother has a back condition that affects her ability to walk more than a few paces at a time. She has all but cancelled her travel as a result. I would love to find a way to open that door for her again.

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