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Hello, I'm John Morris. I'm a 26-year-old car accident/burn survivor, triple amputee and wheelchair user. I created this wheelchair travel blog to share my experiences traveling the world and overcoming the barriers to accessibility.
After my car accident, I was told that my disability would make travel impossible. That was three years ago, and I have since visited 23 countries and flown more than 400,000 miles - all with one hand, a passport and my power wheelchair!
The information on this website will guide you through the process of planning your own wheelchair accessible vacation. I only write about the places I've visited, so you can be confident in what you read here. Follow along as I travel the world, and I hope you'll find the inspiration for your next trip! :)
After my car accident, I was told that my disability would make travel impossible. That was three years ago, and I have since visited 23 countries and flown more than 400,000 miles - all with one hand, a passport and my power wheelchair!
The information on this website will guide you through the process of planning your own wheelchair accessible vacation. I only write about the places I've visited, so you can be confident in what you read here. Follow along as I travel the world, and I hope you'll find the inspiration for your next trip! :)
New to Accessible Travel?
Start Here: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
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Air Travel FAQ
A wheelchair users' guide to air travel, from booking to baggage claim. -
Train Travel FAQ
Answers to common questions about traveling by train as a wheelchair user. -
International Travel FAQ
Important tips and information about traveling abroad as a wheelchair user.
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Wheelchair Accessible Tour of RMS Queen Mary, 1930s Ocean Liner
While there are some fancy ships cruising the seas these days, there was something uniquely special about crossing the Atlantic Ocean in the 1930s. On a recent trip to Long Beach, ...
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I can't do it alone, and need your help documenting the ever-changing landscape of wheelchair accessibility. Guest contributions expand my website's perspective on wheelchair travel. Sharing your stories and experiences will help me to build an accessible travel community that opens the world to everyone. If you'd like to submit a guest blog post, CLICK HERE.
