For the first time in the world of cruise tourism, tourists with disabilities will be able to enjoy the cities during the "slow" excursions.

 

These are walks taking into account the personal pace of movement of tourists with disabilities, the elderly and everyone who is uncomfortable with brisk walking for medical reasons.

 

They were developed by 15 women with multiple sclerosis at the initiative of the Costa Crociere Foundation and the AISM (Italian Association for Multiple Sclerosis). They analyzed popular routes in cities along the Costa Diadema route for environmental accessibility and ease of sightseeing.

 

Look for Adagio Tours, Mediterranean cruises with 'slow' excursions on the Costa Diadema. The Adagio Tours program starts in January 2019.

 

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