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Top 5 “Perks” of Traveling with a Wheelchair

We've all heard the nightmares - bent or broken chairs, hotel rooms that are anything but accessible, cobblestones, no dropped curbs... The list of ob...

how to overcome the fear of wheelchair travel

Navigating the airport. Boarding the plane. Finding an accessible bathroom. Getting into taxis. Finding a hotel room that meets my needs. Cobblestones...

rolling through florida history in wheelchair accessible ybor city

Ybor City is a historical jewel nestled in the outskirts of downtown Tampa, Florida. Despite having lived not once, but twice in different parts of Ta...

I've been traveling alone for two decades. Part of that travel was for official business while I was on active duty in the Air Force, as well as for c...

Most of us have at least one credit card. If you're like me, your credit card of choice will help you accumulate points that can be used for travel re...

Over the past three years, I've spent over 300 nights in [supposedly] wheelchair accessible hotel rooms. I can't use a bathtub, so I always require ...

What a beautiful day to begin exploring downtown Sydney, the Royal Botanical Garden, and Sydney Harbor! Although my hotel was fabulous, eating there w...

Before I get into the details of my first day in Sydney, I should mention that getting there from the USA is no joke. I live in the Orlando area i...

spin the globe wheelchair accessible travel guide

Your Guide to Accessible Travel
Have disability, will travel.
That's my motto! I'm a service-disabled veteran with multiple sclerosis (MS), and I li...

Like many people around the world, I absolutely LOVE the Olympics. There's just something about the spirit of the athletes and the intensity of the co...