Roswell, New Mexico Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide [NEW!]
Solve the 1947 UFO mystery, come face-to-face with aliens, and travel to Roswell, New Mexico using this wheelchair accessible travel guide.
Flight Canceled? Wheelchair Users Should Prepare to Sleep in the Airport
Airlines are woefully unprepared to offer disabled travelers wheelchair accessible accommodation in the event of a flight cancelation.
12 Airports in the USA That Have Adult Changing Tables
Some airports in the United States are installing adult changing tables, so that every passenger can use the bathroom while traveling.
Accessible Cruise Expert Offers Top Tips for Cruising with a Disability
Accessible cruise tips from the pros: Living with a disability presents a lot of obstacles, but a cruise doesn’t have to be one of them.
DOT Proposes Rule to Require Accessible Lavatories on Smaller Airplanes… in 20 Years
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced plans to require wheelchair accessible lavatories on aircraft with 125 seats or more.
Airlines Carried More Than 532,000 Wheelchairs in 2021, Down 22% from 2019 Record
More than half a million airline passengers traveled with their personal wheelchair or scooter in 2021, fare more than in 2020.
Autism-Friendly Performances Return to Broadway Following Pandemic Pause
An inclusive atmosphere adapted to the needs of neurodiverse theatergoers is returning to Broadway theaters after a nearly two-year hiatus.
Announcing the 2022 Wheelchair Travel Group Trip to Portugal
Next year, join John Morris and a group of Wheelchair Travel readers on an accessible trip to Portugal, one of Europe's most beautiful countries!
5 Gaming Gadgets to Pack for a Long-Haul Trip
Many travelers turn to their mobile phones to play games during a long-haul flight; here's some gear to pack on your journey.
A Traveler’s Perspective on Life, the World and What Matters
Three years ago, I traveled to the South American continent for the first time — visiting Buenos Aires,…
Watch: Interview with Air 4 All Visionary Chris Wood
Wheelchair Travel Founder John Morris interviewed Chris Wood to discuss a new seating concept that will allow power wheelchairs to be secured in the aircraft cabin.
