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Cruise Port of Call Wheelchair Accessibility Review: Ocho Rios, Jamaica

Nestled in the heart of Jamaica's North Coast region, the magnificent flora, cascading waterfalls, and sun-swept beaches define Ocho Rios' legendary ...

If you are going on a Panama Canal cruise, chances are that one of your ports of call will be the Costa Rican port city of Limón. Christopher Columbu...

Cartagena, Columbia harbors a fascinating and colorful past, which can be seen along its colorful streets, in its Spanish colonial homes with wood-be...

Every wheelchair or electric scooter user knows that after you've been using your mobility aid for some time, it becomes an extension of your body. Yo...

wheelchair accessible alfond inn winter park

Back in late 2016, I wrote a post for this blog titled, "Why Hotel Managers Should Be Disabled* for a Day." This isn't because I want any harm to co...

wheelchair accessible belmond place charleston

Located at the very heart of downtown Charleston, South Carolina, in the historic district and within walking distance of all the major attractions, B...

book recommendations for travel with a wheelchair or disability

It's hard enough to find good information online about the accessibility of destinations around the world. It's even harder to find good books about t...

the debate over beds in wheelchair accessible hotel rooms

A good night's sleep. That's all a traveler really wants when he or she arrives at a hotel room after a long day of travel. Some people are more picky...

ACCESSIBILITY RATING: 2 / 5

I stayed at the Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina in mid-April 2018 because it was one of the official hotels for a confere...

I stay in a lot of hotel rooms. To be more specific, I spent 129 nights in [supposedly] wheelchair accessible hotel rooms in 2017. After each and ever...