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Blind/VIP adventure, and travel groups? (self.Blind)
submitted 2d ago by BlindBardd
Hello everyone,
I was wondering if any of you are in or have been in a group, dedicated to travel and adventuring as visually impaired individuals.
A group that would do things like Cruise ships, resorts, camping trips, hiking and day tours.
If you have, what was your experience like?
If you haven’t, is that something you’d be interested in? If you are, what would you want out of a group like that?
I was wondering if any of you are in or have been in a group, dedicated to travel and adventuring as visually impaired individuals.
A group that would do things like Cruise ships, resorts, camping trips, hiking and day tours.
If you have, what was your experience like?
If you haven’t, is that something you’d be interested in? If you are, what would you want out of a group like that?
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niamhweking 2 points 2d ago
Traveleyes International is a travel agent for VI people and they do guided package deals
Standard-Living7181 2 points 2d ago
I went on their site and it looks like they have trips on pause
Rethunker 0 points 2d ago
Although you're posting about travel, another option for some folks could be virtual travel. A new startup in Boston called Beeyonder offers virtual travel. Here's the website:
https://beeyonder.com/
The founder, Brittany Palmer, is a bilateral amputee rather than someone who is blind, but she aims to improve options for lots of people. Here's an article about Palmer:
https://www.builtinboston.com/2020/12/08/beeyonder-launch-brittany-palmer
https://beeyonder.com/
The founder, Brittany Palmer, is a bilateral amputee rather than someone who is blind, but she aims to improve options for lots of people. Here's an article about Palmer:
https://www.builtinboston.com/2020/12/08/beeyonder-launch-brittany-palmer
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