6 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Hong Kong
I visited Hong Kong as part of a 3-week Asia/Pacific tour, which included Singapore and New Zealand. I had read various things about wheelchair accessibility there, and while I was Read More …
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Travel Tips
How to Travel Solo in a Power Wheelchair or Scooter
I LOVE to travel alone. That may sound strange to some, and while there are plenty of pros and cons to traveling solo, the former definitely outweighs the latter for Read More …
Best Cruises for Wheelchair Users and the Disabled
Going on a cruise is easily the best way for wheelchair users to see the world! Cruise ships are becoming more accessible every year, and ports of call are increasingly Read More …
How to Prepare for Potential Wheelchair Damage When You Travel
Wheelchair damage. Those are two of the most horrible words to ever be put together into one phrase. It’s nightmare-inducing and anxiety-causing for anyone getting ready to travel with a Read More …
How to Buy Tickets for Wheelchair Accessible Seats at Events
If you’re a football fan like me, you’re more than aware that the Super Bowl is fast approaching! While chances are you weren’t able to dig into very deep pockets Read More …
How to Rent a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle in the US
The United States is a HUGE country, and many first-time visitors don’t really understand how much time it can take to travel within a city, let alone between cities and Read More …
5 Signs That Airlines Don’t Care About Wheelchair Users
I’m a professional traveler. In 2017 alone, I visited 17 countries and traveled over 118,000 miles. I covered all of that ground “on wheels”—specifically in an electric scooter—because I can’t Read More …
Tips for Wheelchair Accessible Train Travel in Europe
As you may have read in my recent blog posts, I have a love/hate relationship with trains. They are easily my favorite way to travel in Europe. The trains are Read More …
How to Save Money Booking Wheelchair Accessible Tours
Not only am I a wheelchair traveler; I’m an accessible travel agent who books things like hotel rooms, cruises, and tours for fellow wheelchair users. Before I started doing that, Read More …
When You’re Packing a Wheelchair AND a Mental Disorder for Accessible Travel
I have had multiple sclerosis for 13 years and have been using a power wheelchair full-time for almost 4 years. However, I have had a mental/emotional/eating disorder for most of Read More …