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Let's Open Your World through accessible travel
Follow along as I travel the world with one hand, a passport and my power wheelchair, advocating for improved accessibility and sharing tips to guide your travels.
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Free Beach Wheelchairs in Cartagena, Colombia
Wheelchair users can explore the Cartagena de Indias Beach with a manual beach wheelchair, available for free!
NOW BOOKING: Spring 2027 Wheelchair Travel Group Trip to Greece
Bookings for the Spring 2027 accessible group trip to Greece are now open for paid subscribers.
Wheelchair Accessible Room at InterContinental Cartagena de Indias
This modern luxury hotel on Cartagena's Bocagrande beachfront offers a spacious accessible room with a roll-in shower.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Strange Fruits, Boarding Stairs and a New Group Trip
Sights, sounds and tastes from a vibrant destination, plus a bronze amputee and a new cause for air travel advocacy.
Planning Our Wheelchair Accessible Honeymoon in Buenos Aires
Tango, a Michelin-star steakhouse and a day trip to Uruguay — the moments that stood out from our wheelchair accessible honeymoon in Argentina.
The Wheelchair Accessible Honeymoon Suite That Wasn't
Accessible hotel suites are difficult to find and, even where they do exist, accessibility barriers are common.
January 2027 Wheelchair Travel Group Trip to Morocco [SOLD OUT]
Bookings for the January 2027 accessible group trip to Morocco are now open for paid subscribers.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Bigfoot, Tennessee and a New Group Trip
Road-tripping in the Southeast, plus sorting through childhood memories and exploring the great outdoors with a wheelchair.
Top 5 Wheelchair Accessible Outdoor Spaces in Knoxville, Tennessee
From national and state parks to local greenways, the Knoxville region has multiple options for wheelchair accessible outdoor recreation.
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