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Diving, sailing, gastronomy, wine tourism, history, therapeutic nature, awareness-raising… These are just some of the proposals included in a blogtrip organised at the end of the year by the Inclusive and Senior Tourism of the Costa Brava Girona Tourist Board.
The Gironès is a transition region located between the Pyrenees and the sea. It is a territory with a high landscape value, a wide range of leisure and sporting activities in nature and a great legacy of heritage, commerce, services and culture. The capital, Girona, is a city with history, but also modern, cosmopolitan and friendly for all those who visit it.
Tourism is one of the economic sectors that has grown the most in recent decades. It has become a structural phenomenon and a basic necessity for everyone.
Her intellectual disability does not prevent her from carrying out her daily tasks and having certain responsibilities, such as preparing tourist material, registering correspondence and destroying sensitive documentation.
The Girona Pyrenees are a totally advisable destination for people in wheelchair or with reduced mobility. It is not us who say that, but Daphnée Cagnane, Armelle Maignan and Marie Vampouille, three French bloggers in wheelchair that work for accessibility. At the beginning of March, they had the opportunity to spend six days in the inland area of the Costa Brava. They were accompanied by Stéphanie Xeuxet, managing director of the association Action Handicap France, an organisation that works to raise awareness, training and diagnosis related to accessibility.
with a touch of humour and in the privileged surroundings of the Costa Brava and the Girona Pyrenees. Would you like to know which Girona areas Tabús has visited? We make a review.
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