Spin the Globe

A Wheelchair User’s Guide to Accessibility at the Circuit of the Americas

I first became a fan of Formula One (a.k.a. Formula 1 or F1) in my late 20s, especially after visiting Monaco for a day and being able to stand right...

I've been to Italy many times, but for some reason, Venice always eluded me as a destination. Well, that's actually inaccurate. I've always been afra...

I absolutely love taking the train. For me, it's an incredibly relaxing way to avoid the rigors of long-distance auto travel, as well as the stress a...

One of the most prominent buildings on Washington, DC's National Mall is the US Capitol, and with good reason. It is the home of our Congress, the le...

I've been on almost twenty cruises now as a wheelchair user, and have sailed on virtually all the major US-based cruise lines. However, I had never c...

Cruise Port of Call Wheelchair Accessibility Review: Philipsburg, Sint Maarten (St. Martin)

Sint Maarten, part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, is a country on the southern part of a Caribbean island shared with Saint Martin, a French over...

Several months ago, I received an invitation from the Chattanooga Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) to visit the Scenic City, as it's also known, ...

On September 6, 2019, I had just returned to Amsterdam from a fully accessible river cruise on the Rhine River in Germany. I had several hours to exp...

Most people who visit Florida have a visit to the beach on their “must do” list. And with good reason! Florida beaches are some of the most beautiful...

Having been born and raised in South Florida, visiting the beach used to be as routine for me as going to the grocery store. However, losing my abili...