Certified Partner - Sample Page – Customizable Accessible Tour in Japan

Certified Partner - Sample Page

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This page demonstrates all available components for your tour pages on the Standard plan. Click through to see how each works!

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1. Picture

You can add an image anywhere in the text using the standard WordPress “Add Media” button or Image block.

2. Stats / Facts

Introduction: Use this component to highlight impressive numbers that build credibility, such as years of experience, number of tours conducted, or client satisfaction rates.

15+

Years Experience

500+

Accessible Tours

98%

Client Satisfaction

30+

Countries Served

3. Simple Itinerary

Introduction: Perfect for displaying day-by-day schedules or chronological events. It features a clean timeline visuals with red dots and connecting lines.

9:00 AM

Hotel Pickup

Accessible van with hydraulic lift arrives at your hotel. Driver assists with boarding and secures mobility equipment safely.

10:30 AM

Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa)

Visit Tokyo’s oldest temple with wheelchair-accessible paths and elevator access to main hall. Explore Nakamise shopping street.

12:30 PM

Accessible Lunch

Wheelchair-friendly restaurant with English menu and staff trained in accessibility assistance.

5:00 PM

Hotel Return

Safe return to your hotel with drop-off assistance.

4. Service Menu / Pricing

Introduction: Use this to list your services and prices clearly. It includes a section for the service name, price (in red), and a brief description of what is included.

5. Two-Column Layout

Introduction: Ideal for side-by-side lists, such as “What’s Included” vs. “What to Bring”. It collapses into a single column on mobile devices for easy reading.

What’s Included

Accessible van with wheelchair lift
Professional English-speaking guide
All entrance fees and tickets
Accessible restaurant lunch

What to Bring

Comfortable clothing (layers recommended)
Any personal medical equipment needed
Daily medications
Tour confirmation email

6. Fancy Lists

Introduction: A polished alternative to standard bullet points or the two-column layout. These lists are enclosed in a cream box with a red accent border. Choose “Single” for detailed items or “Double” for quick lists.

6a. Single Column Fancy List

Best for: 4-6 detailed items that need more explanation

Premium accessible van with wheelchair lift and certified tie-down system for safe transport
Professional English-speaking guide with accessibility training and cultural expertise
All entrance fees to temples, museums, gardens, and cultural attractions included
Traditional Japanese lunch at a fully wheelchair-accessible restaurant with English menu

6b. Double Column Fancy List

Best for: 6-10 shorter items for quick reference

Wheelchair-accessible van fleet
Bilingual tour guides
All major attractions included
Traditional Japanese lunch provided
Door-to-door hotel service
Flexible itinerary adjustments
24/7 accessibility support hotline
Medical emergency protocols

7. Comparison Table

Introduction: Use this to compare different packages or pricing tiers side-by-side. It is responsive and allows for horizontal scrolling on smaller screens.

Feature	Standard	Premium	VIP
Accessible Van	✓	✓	✓
English Guide	✓	✓	✓
Sign Language	—	Add-on	✓
Group Size (Max)	6 guests	4 guests	2 guests
Price Per Person	¥25,000	¥45,000	¥85,000

8. FAQ Accordion

Introduction: Save space by hiding answers until a question is clicked. Great for common questions about accessibility, booking, and dietary restrictions.

Can you accommodate large power wheelchairs?

Yes, our accessible vans can accommodate power wheelchairs up to 150cm long and 300kg weight. We have hydraulic lifts and tie-down systems certified for safe transport.

What accessibility features are in partner hotels?

All partner hotels offer roll-in showers, wheelchair accessible rooms (80cm+ doorways), accessible elevators, and staff trained in accessibility assistance.

Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?

Absolutely! We work with restaurants that accommodate vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal, and kosher diets. Please inform us of restrictions when booking.

How far in advance should I book?

We recommend booking at least 4 weeks in advance for specialized services like interpreters. Standard tours can often accommodate shorter notice.

9. Alert Boxes

Introduction: Use these colorful boxes to highlight important information. Blue is for general info, Orange for important warnings/limitations, and Green for special offers or confirmations.

Information: This is a blue alert for general information, tips, or flexible details about your tour.

Important: This is an orange alert for warnings, limitations, or important notices that need attention.

Special Offer: This is a green alert f

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While we checked some of these tours directly, not all have been checked in person and should be considered as a starting point. It is essential that you discuss your accessibility requirements with the tour operator to ensure your needs are properly accommodated. Accessible Japan does not handle the booking or transaction of the booking itself.

Reviews for Certified Partner - Sample Page

Excellent

2 reviews

rapyd

January 10, 2026, 6:31 pm
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Accessible Japan Listing Owner

January 10, 2026, 6:57 pm
An amazing company! They made my dream trip come true.
I highly recommend them.
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