What treatment can disabled people enjoy when traveling?

There are some differences in policies for the disabled in different regions, and the national unified subsidy should only be aimed at the disabled who enjoy the urban and rural subsistence allowances. In economically developed areas, there are some special subsidies for local disabled people, and disabled people are also treated when traveling.

1, public service institutions should actively create conditions to provide priority services and auxiliary services for the disabled;

2. When people with disabilities take buses, trams, subways, ships, ferries, trains, planes and other public transport, they should provide convenience and care for them; It should be allowed to carry assistive devices necessary for the disabled free of charge;

3. Blind people can take buses, trams, subways and ferries in the city for free, and all books and mails for the blind people should be delivered free of charge;

4. Some scenic spots are free of charge for the disabled, but there are no such regulations for some scenic spots, depending on which scenic spot.

It is normal for disabled people to travel without barriers;

One barrier-free facility that needs to be improved is security. According to the report on the survey experience of barrier-free facilities in 20 17 years 100 cities issued by China Consumers Association and China Disabled Persons' Federation, at present, the overall penetration rate of barrier-free facilities in China is 40.6%, which is still low. To make up for the shortcomings, all sectors of society should participate. For example, the Measures for the Construction of Barrier-free Environment in Shandong Province, which will be implemented on May 1, clearly stipulates that the maximum fine for barrier-free facilities without signs is 50,000 yuan.

Second, it needs to be related to travel agencies for the disabled. It is not difficult to find that all localities are also taking active actions. For example, the pilot of "Tourism Service Standard for Disabled Persons" was recently launched in Hangzhou. It is understood that this is the first local standard for tourism service for disabled persons in China. Of course, for the tourism industry, we should also actively connect with tourism services for the disabled. Fortunately, barrier-free travel agencies have appeared in the market. Of course, we also look forward to the continuous emergence of characteristic tourism products.

Third, it needs social attention and understanding. Through publicity and education, guide the public to establish a new concept of disabled people, understand, respect, care for and help disabled people. At the same time, according to market demand, more professionals can be trained. For example, professional colleges should increase the proportion of tourism services involving disabled people in etiquette training and social public services of tourism-related majors. For example, we expect more social capital to strengthen the support for disabled people's travel and so on.

The above contents refer to China Disabled Network-making travel barrier-free a normal state.