Travel Opportunities for People with Disabilities Have Increased, but Is it Too Late For Me?
There are more accessible cruises and resorts. But I wonder if it is too late for me.
September 2016
Easy-to-Use Wheelchair Luggage by Phoenix Instinct
The wheelchair travel gods may have finally heeded the prayers of wheelers frustrated by the difficulty of hauling luggage.
Making Peer-to-Peer Lodging Work for You
For adventuresome and authentic travel experiences, consider peer-to-peer lodging websites like Airbnb, VRBO, HomeAway, FlipKey and HomeExchange.
Spotlight: Lafayette, Louisiana
The Cajun Heartland of Louisiana is definitely the one place that I can be myself, eat some of the best food there is, and do what the Cajuns do.
August 2016
Valentino May be the Most Accessible Beach Ever
Opening this past June, the Valentino Beach Club has what may be the most wheelchair accessible beach ever. The Calabria, Italy, resort installed private raised [...]
Are you Jonesing for a Rio de Janeiro Trip? Lonely Planet Has a Guide for That.
The guide is full of detailed information, maps, pictures and accessibility information.
Wheeling in Cuba: 90 Miles Away and a World Apart
Cuba is only 90 miles from the tip of Florida, but Josh Basile and his friends found visiting Havana is like wheeling into a 1950s time warp.
Wheelchair-Friendly Scotland Boasts Cool Places, Warm People
Home to quirky sites, Scotland offers some of the warmest hospitality found in Europe.
Spotlight: Sacramento
Sacramento offers a range of exciting attractions for locals and visitors. There’s no shortage of things to do. Thankfully, most of Sacramento is very accessible.
July 2016
More Accessible Taxis Coming to Chicago
Although Chicago is already a very accessible destination, it’s getting ready to ramp up that access a notch with the coming influx of even more [...]
