Mobility and traveling

Exhibitors from the field of cars, car adaptations

Automobile manufacturers and conversion companies present the latest developments at REHACARE in the following product categories:

> Cars and special cars
> Car seats
> Transport for disabled people
> Buses
> Car transfer aids
> Driving schools
> Hand throttle systems
> Car hoists / car lifters for people with and without wheelchairs

> Car safety belts and wheelchair restraint system
> Car adaption devices
> Car advice
> Car cushions
> Steering aids and driving aids
> Mopeds
> Aids for lading wheelchairs
> Caravans
> Caravans for disabled drivers

Self-determined mobility on all roads

Photo: Trade fair visitors stand in front of a wheelchair-accessible vehicle at REHACARE 2018; Copyright: Messe Düsseldorf / ctillmann

For many people, getting from A to B in a self-determined way is simply normal. However, people with disabilities often do not experience this self-evident fact. Buses and trains are not accessible to all, and for many people their own converted vehicle still verges on luxury. Find out what ideas for more accessibility vehicle manufacturers are currently working on and what new attitude to life a converted minibus can bring with it.

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Accessible adaptation creates mobility

Photo: Young woman in a wheelchair opens the driver's door of a car she wants to get into; Copyright: visitBerlin, Andi Weiland | Gesellschaftsbilder.de

When it comes to car conversion, final consumers ask themselves many questions: How do I recognize a good vehicle conversion service? What does it cost anyway? Are there actually accessible rental cars – or even motorhomes? In order to offer customers a bundled source of information and a seal of quality, the adaptation industry is organised in associations at national and European level.

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Accessible traveling

(Hall 5)

An interesting journey through the world of accessible traveling is offered at REHACARE, where various accessible leisure and travel providers will be on site to talk to the trade fair visitors. Several travel operators, hotels and tourist associations that are all fully geared towards the particular needs of disabled people are looking forward to preparing visitors for the nicest weeks of the year and putting them into that holiday mood.

Here you can get to know the various possibilities of accessible traveling.

Exhibitors in the field of traveling

> Accessible accomodation and destinations
> Travel information, travel guidebooks, travel catalogues
> Aids for vacation and travel
> Leisure facilities
> Tour operators

Traveling: Accessible tourism by water

Photo: Lifebelt hangs on the railing of a ship at sunset; Copyright: panthermedia.net/william87

Experience several destinations within one holiday and do not actively travel from A to B yourself? Instead, enjoy all the amenities of a hotel while watching the sun rise or set over the ocean? Or how about being the captain yourself and deciding where to anchor? No matter whether cruise or vacation on the houseboat, REHACARE.com has taken a closer look.

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Focus topic: Self-determined traveling

Photo: Wheelchair user on a winding road in Iceland; Copyright: RUNA REISEN GmbH

Whether sunbathing in southern Europe, accessible round trips or cruises – there are many possibilities to travel. The tourism industry is increasingly discovering that accessible travel is a growing market. Why Canada is definitely worth a trip, what can help with planning and how children and youth travel can become more inclusive, you can find out here.

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Whether you are on the move in everyday life or on holiday – you will receive expert advice from our numerous exhibitors.

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