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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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LAST CALL: Wheelchair Travel Group Trip to Sydney (February 2026)
Let's go Down Under! Bookings for the wheelchair accessible group trip to Sydney, Australia are now open to the public.

Now Booking: February 2026 Wheelchair Travel Group Trip to Sydney
Let's go Down Under! Bookings for the wheelchair accessible group trip to Sydney, Australia are now open for paid members.

Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Pigeon Forge, New York and MICHELIN Keys
Thrilling rides in Pigeon Forge, In Memoriam in NYC, and a preview of the first Wheelchair Travel Group Trip of 2026.

Wheelchair Accessible Mountain Coaster and Mini Golf in Pigeon Forge
Thrill-seekers can enjoy a wheelchair accessible coaster ride with speeds of up to 30mph in the Great Smoky Mountains!

Wheelchair Accessible Hotel Room at The Wayback, Pigeon Forge
This retro-themed Tribute Portfolio motel offers wheelchair-friendly hotel rooms within walking distance of many Pigeon Forge attractions.

Wheelchair Accessible Room at Hilton Garden Inn NYC Central Park
Located blocks from Central Park, Times Square and Broadway, this wheelchair accessible hotel is a comfortable home base in the Big Apple.

Trip Report: Wheelchair Accessible Weekend in Innsbruck, Austria
Innsbruck, Austria is wheelchair accessible with modern infrastructure, diverse activities and unparalleled beauty — an excellent choice for an accessible family vacation.

WCRTG: The SSR Code Airlines Desperately Need
A new special service request code could improve wheelchair users' flying experience, and help airline staff get on the same page.

MICHELIN Key Recognizes World's Most Outstanding Hotels
Hotels awarded a MICHELIN Key aim to provide a memorable stay, but do they provide exceptional accessibility to disabled guests?
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