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SUMMARY:1.5 Travellers’ Special Needs
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DESCRIPTION: There are various travellers’ special needs that must be taken into consideration with accommodation.
For example:

Diabetics (Insulin-dependent) –Any insulin that is not stored in a refrigerator should be kept as cool as possible (between 13.33°C and 26.67°C.)
Never let insulin freeze. If insulin freezes, don't use it, even after it's thawed.
Keep unused bottles, cartridges, and pens of insulin in the refrigerator (between 2.22°C and 7.77°C). If stored properly, these will be good until the expiration date listed on the insulin.
Keep insulin cartridges and pens that you're currently using at room temperature (between 13.33°C and 26.67°C.)
Wheelchair-bound travellers – ensuring suitable access to and from rooms, dining-and communal areas.
Blind - emergency procedures briefing – non-visual cues to alert traveller to an emergency situation.
Deaf - visual cues to alert traveller to an emergency situation, e.g. red revolving alarm...

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