Cory Lee is a wheelchair user who loves to travel the world. He recently ventured to Portland, Oregon. Cory says that while Portland has a reputation for being one of the ‘hippiest’ cities in America, the city is also ‘ahead…
Helping wheelchair users and those with limited mobility, Lynne Kirby, from Enable Holidays, is a specialist tour operator and recently assessed The Golden Triangle Tour in India for accessibility. As a travel enthusiast, Lynne's always had her eyes set on…
Martyn Sibley is a wheelchair user who has traveled all across Europe. He was involved in a project with the Italian Multiple Sclerosis Charity called Europe Without Barriers. A group of participants from all over Europe went to 5 countries,…
Phillip Bryant is a wheelchair user who has multiple sclerosis. He shares his traveling experience flying to France to celebrate his wife’s 50th birthday. Philip researched his flying options. He decided to book with the flight company that informed him…
Cory Lee, a wheelchair user and travel blogger, gives tips on how to navigate the world of flying with your wheelchair safely. "If you’re like me, you don’t like something like a wheelchair slowing you down. Whether you’re a world-class…
Reid has Cerebral Palsy and uses an electric wheelchair. During a 3-week trip to Western Europe, he realized the challenges wheelchair users face in several European countries. He visited Dublin, Brussels, Naples, Florence, and Paris and later chronicled his experiences in…
Are you a wheelchair user looking for an adventure? Well Outsider’s magazine has compiled a list of ‘6 Adventure Trips You Can Do In A Wheelchair’. The list is as follows: Surfing in Honolulu, Hawaii AccesSurf hosts free workshops once…
Vacations can be a fun and relaxing experience. The first thing that comes to mind is the old Calgon soap commercial and its tag line “take me away.” As a person with a disability, the idea of an experience where you’re going…
I guess it all started years ago, when I watched the movie Lost in Translation. Since then, I had a "thing" for Tokyo. But visiting it was not something I ever thought would become reality. Searches on accessibility back then weren't…
Getting Around Thinking about a trip to Las Vegas? If you are, you’ll find a host of accessible attractions, shops, restaurants, and other points of interest. The Las Vegas Strip is wheelchair-accessible, though not always wheelchair-friendly, so you should consider…