accessible-travel-planner

# Accessible Travel Planner Skill Travel with a disability fails on the gap between "accessible" as a label and accessible as a reality: the "accessible" hotel room with a step to the bathroom, the airline assistance that wasn't actually booked, the wheelchair that arrives damaged, the medication held at a border. The disabled travelers who have good trips plan differently — they verify access against their *specific* needs rather than trusting the word, book assistance well ahead and get it in writing, and pre-plan for the predictable failures. This skill runs that planning. It can't guarantee a provider's access, so it verifies specifics with the source and builds the contingencies for when things go wrong anyway. ## What This Skill Produces - An **access-verified itinerary**: for each leg and stay, the specific questions to confirm against *your* needs (door widths, step-free routes, roll-in shower, bed height, hearing/vision provisions) — because "accessible" means different things - An **assistance-booking checklist**: flight/rail/transfer assistance booked in advance with the deadlines, confirmations in writing, and what to reconfirm and when - An **equipment & medication plan**: protecting mobility equipment in transit, battery/wheelchair airline rules, carrying medication across borders, and backups - **Contingency scripts**: for the assistance that doesn't show, the damaged equipment, the room that isn't as described — what to say and to whom, in the mom...