Recently got back from Prague (we used a guided tour) and I now realized it is starting to get harder for me to keep up with the pace of a "normal" guided trip. I walk with a cane and can tolerate about 45' of walking, much difficulty with hills, can slowly navigate stairs maybe 10 steps max as long as there is a handrail but mod difficulty. Looking for any tour agencies you have used that caters to disabled population. I am wary of just picking tour agency off the internet so hoping to get recommendations you have had experience with. Open also to any suggestions on disable-friendly apps, websites, or strategies you have used traveling outside of the US. Thank you!
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OP
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Thank you for the tips! I heard that Germany is one of the countries that are more disabled-friendly, we definitely will plan on visiting it. I also would like to mention that we also visited Krakow on our own on this particular trip and their tram system has lifts---very much appreciated.
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I have no personal experience with Sage Travel, but I have seen them recommended for years:
https://www.sagetraveling.com/