Planning A Holiday
There are organized tours and holidays specifically for people with disabilities - the contacts we've listed will be able to put you in touch with any specialists for trips to Barcelona. Remember, if you use a wheelchair to have it serviced before you go and carry a repair kit. Read your travel insurance small print carefully to make sure that people with a pre-existing medical condition are not excluded. And use your travel agent to make your journey simpler: airline or bus companies can cope better if they are expecting you, with a wheelchair provided at airports and staff primed to help. A medical certificate of your fitness to travel, provided by your doctor, is also extremely useful; some airlines or insurance companies may insist on it. Make sure that you have extra supplies of any drugs you need - carried with you if you fly - and a prescription including the generic name in case of emergency. Carry spares of any clothing or equipment that might be hard to find; if there's an association representing people with your disability, contact them early in the planning process
misskelly says "make sure you always have at least a basic first aid box with you.you never know when you might need it!" misskelly says "make sure that you always have atleast a basic first aid box with you at all times when travelling.you never know just when you might need it!" BullfightingJennifer says "Places to see bullfighting
" Pamplona/BarcelonaRod says "Hi I just would like some advice on barcelona and pamplona on where to go and things I should'nt leave there without going to. Thanks My e-mail is rigochevere@yahoo.com"
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