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Where does the guide say accessible travel planning most often fails?

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  1. Where does the guide say accessible travel planning most often fails?
    • In choosing an airline with the lowest fares
    • In learning a destination's language before travel
    • In the gap between an 'accessible' label and the actual room or venue
    • In finding travel insurance that covers mobility aids
  2. Which US law does the guide say prohibits disability discrimination by airlines?
    • The Air Carrier Access Act
    • Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act
    • The Rehabilitation Act of 1973
    • The Civil Aviation Accessibility Act
  3. Under EU Regulation (EC) 1107/2006, how far in advance does the guide say passengers should notify their need for assistance?
    • At least 24 hours
    • At least 48 hours
    • At least 7 days
    • At least 14 days
  4. What does the guide recommend when an AI says a particular hotel room is accessible?
    • Book immediately, since AI checks official databases
    • Ignore the AI and rely only on star ratings
    • Ask the AI to confirm again in a new chat
    • Treat it as a draft and request photos, measurements and written confirmation of a specific room type
  5. What does the guide say airlines usually ask about powered wheelchairs and scooters?
    • The purchase date and retail price
    • The manufacturer's warranty terms
    • Battery chemistry, watt-hour rating and whether the battery can be removed
    • The user's medical diagnosis
  6. How does the guide describe Wheelmap?
    • An official government register of accessible hotels
    • A crowdsourced map showing accessibility ratings reported by users
    • An airline booking tool for wheelchair users
    • A metro operator's elevator status feed
  7. Which prompt pattern does the guide's technical section recommend?
    • A structured access profile reused to generate question sets for each provider
    • A single one-line request asking for 'accessible hotels'
    • Asking the AI to rank hotels by price only
    • Letting the AI guess your mobility aid's dimensions
  8. When reading reviews, what does the guide suggest asking the AI to extract?
    • Only reviews with five-star ratings
    • Only reviews written by hotel staff
    • The average score across all booking sites
    • Only first-hand mentions of access features, with dates