RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazil is a country that welcomes all visitors with open arms, and its tourism strives to be accessible and inclusive, which is evident in the sun and beach services offered to visitors with disabilities or reduced mobility.
Several states have initiatives such as amphibious chairs, beach access ramps, and assistive devices that allow people to enjoy the ocean without barriers.
Inclusion initiatives are usually carried out through alliances between public entities, NGOs, and foundations, combining two modalities: the offer of amphibious chairs for users with reduced mobility or assisted immersion, in which, in addition to the . . .
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