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ReturnOfFa posted...

So, you're wealthy enough to have a driver, something the majority of disabled people do not have. The cities you've listed are not on any lists of 'accessible cities', so it sounds like that wasn't really your top priority in visiting these cities, and you're moreso just reflecting that those particular cities were less accessible than some American cities that you've been to. Or at least, in your experience.

Numerous American cities and numerous European cities are at the top of lists of 'most accessible' cities, and those cities cater to more people than just people like yourself, who have certain abilities relating to wealth that other folks with physical disabilities do not.

As much as I don't want to say anything even slightly negative about someone with a disability, TC is coming off a bit whiney. To be able to even HAVE an overseas, let alone an in country vacation is a privilege. As stated above, perhaps do more research in the future? Because apparently you can also afford to recreationaly travel regularly?