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Cruise Port of Call Wheelchair Accessibility Review: Cozumel, Mexico

Although Cozumel is Mexico's largest Caribbean island (and its most populated), it wasn't until the 1960's that this once-sleepy fishing village beca...

I'm an accessible travel writer, which means it's my job to personally investigate and report the wheelchair accessibility of the places I visit. I'v...

Planning a family vacation under normal circumstances can be challenging. However, it can feel downright impossible when at least one family member i...

I will be completely honest and say that visiting Portland (Maine) was a completely whimsical and last-minute decision. First, I found an amazing fli...

Who doesn't want a good deal? Especially if you are a frequent traveler like I am, finding a big bargain when it comes to flights or hotels can feel ...

One of the most frequently asked questions I get as an accessible travel blogger is how I can afford to travel so much. I answered that question in d...

Contrary to popular belief, there are thousands and thousands of wheelchair users in the professional world who attend conferences and conventions ev...

I am the daughter of Cuban exiles, and a member of the first generation born in the United States. For most of my 44 years on this planet, I have bee...

Despite being a world away from the original "House of the Mouse" in Anaheim, California, Shanghai Disneyland retains the corporation's commitment to...

Shanghai is by far the largest city in mainland China, and for some it may seem like wheelchair accessibility wouldn't be that great. But thanks to t...