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9 Myths About Travel Agents (and Why You Need One)

I get it. When you picture a travel agent, you see a middle-aged lady sitting at a desk wearing a headset. She's in a small and cramped office with tr...

tech gadgets you need as a wheelchair user who travels

I'll be the first to admit that I really like my tech gadgets, and even more so if they're for photography or video. However, my most important requir...

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...

dear airlines you're making wheelchair users terrified of flying

I was 16 years old when I took my first plane ride. It wasn’t anything scary or special, but I’ve spent my life since with a moderate fear of flying. ...

things you really need to know about wheelchair users

You may have seen wheelchair users out and about during your daily routine. You may even have a friend or acquaintance who uses a wheelchair. But what...

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...

my top 10 best accessible travel experiences of 2017

Anybody can "collect countries" when they travel and check destinations off a bucket list. But you know you've truly visited a place by the people you...

my top 10 worst accessible travel moments of 2017

I am one of the luckiest people in the world to have the opportunity to travel to so many amazing places. In 2017 alone I visited 17 countries and tra...

why this is a must-have accessible travel photography book

Travel blogging isn't just about writing descriptions of places. Anyone can write a list of sights to visit or recommend good restaurants. Effecti...

Did you think river cruises in Europe were off-limits to you as a wheelchair user? Think again! I used to dream about sailing on a river boat somewhe...