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Terra Natura Murcia continues to advance in its goal of becoming increasingly accessible.
The park has already incorporated into its facilities the necessary changes so that it can be visited without any type of impediment on the part of people in wheelchairs or with reduced mobility and, now, it goes a step further by adapting the information it offers to new formats.
It does so by applying a project developed by Astrapace and the Vodafone Foundation, which was presented this morning along with the Councilor for Social Rights and Development Cooperation, Conchita Ruiz, and which is part of a national plan for accessible tourism that aims to facilitate the understanding of tourist information by the whole society, whatever their condition.
Terra Natura is the first animal park in our country that incorporates it.
"This is a big step that will allow all the information available to visitors, including the presentation of the different species in their respective locations, is also available as audio, thanks to the installation of speakers or headphones, or Written in easy reading and accompanied by related images.
In addition, these contents are currently in Spanish, but they are already working on their translation into English, "the councilor explained during the visit.
These are solutions that improve the overall experience of the visitor and, therefore, are available to the public, but are aimed especially at people with intellectual disabilities, who will be able to access all the necessary information without barriers. no type.
The implementation system is simple, since to access these new options you just have to activate the QR codes that have been distributed by different points of the different routes using the 'Mefacilyta' app, which can be installed for free in smartphones and tablets.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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