Author: ninjakotan

The blind spot of making travel barrier-free   Table of contents 1. Room for improvement in social inclusion in the travel industry 2. What difficult-to-move people such as the disabled and the elderlyare most dissatisfied with 3. Everyone will eventually become difficult-to-move people 4. Visible barrier-free progress, but invisible barriers remain 5. Let’s remove the invisible barrier together     1. Room for improvement in social inclusion in the travel industry On September 7th, we posted our opinion on “Environmentally Friendly Travel” in Expedia’s “Traveler Value Index”. This time, in the “Traveler Value Index“, “Values ​​on Respect and Equality of Individuals”, “nearly two-thirds of travelers (65%) say they are more willing to book accommodations that have policies focused on diversity and inclusion.” I would like to give our opinion on the answer. According to the explanation of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan, social inclusion is a philosophy that protects all people from loneliness, isolation, exclusion and friction, and wraps and supports them as members of society for the realization of a healthy and cultural life. Certainly, the idea of ​​social inclusion will be affirmed by many people. However, when traveling, there are many “difficult-to-move people” suchread moreThe blind spot of making travel barrier-free