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Have wheelchair, will travel

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines' tours superintendent Tim Moore has sent me details of CareVacations, set up by Canadians Don and Susan, who saw an break to open a business renting "determined equipment" - oxygen, respiratory products, scooters, wheelchairs, walkers and the like - to cruise passengers.

Seemingly the idea has gone down a storm in the US, where they are preferred supplier to all the greater cruiselines, so now they have set up over here, shipping equipment to European cruisers.

In the States it's noticeably a common sight to see a person with shirt-pocket oxygen shopping ... on cruise ships. They are not convenience to be confined to their homes, and neither should Europeans. Someone with impaired mobility may have their own materiel but it may be too large and too heavy for use on cruise ships. Renting lightweight apparatus that is compliant with cruise lines' requirements, from CareVacations Ltd., is the suffice for.

Well they would say that, wouldn't they, but have to admit this sounds a original idea. Wheelchair prices start at £99 for a week's cruise, £150 for a month, but you can pay £225 for an intriguingly-named newlife unmoving concentrator.

Imagine if you could book these through your travel factor at the same time as your cruise? Just a thought...

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