Wheelchair Accessible Travel
Wheelchair Accessible Travel
Despite being a world away from the original “House of the Mouse” in Anaheim, California, Shanghai Disneyland retains the corporation’s commitment to making sure the theme park is as accessible as possible for people with …
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 the relative newness of the downtown and its overall …
Shanghai is a renowned international metropolis drawing more and more attention from all over the world. Situated on the estuary of Yangtze River on the east coast, it serves as the most influential economic, financial, …
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past month, you’re fully aware that a new illness called 2019-nCov (a.k.a. coronavirus) is spreading like wildfire from its epicenter in Wuhan, China. Although it has …
As a professional travel blogger, photography and video are integral parts of my business. However, nine times out of ten, I travel by myself. For this reason, I used to only take photos of landscapes …
As a wheelchair user and frequent traveler who spends over 130 nights each year in (supposedly) accessible hotel rooms, I’ve seen it all. Each time I roll through the door of a new hotel room, …
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 detail in this blog post, but to …
I LOVE to travel alone. That may sound strange to some, and while there are plenty of pros and cons to traveling solo, the former definitely outweighs the latter for me. For wheelchair users who …
