John Morris

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John Morris is known for traveling the world with one hand, a passport and his power wheelchair. He founded WheelchairTravel.org in 2015 and has flown more than one million miles as a wheelchair user.

Save Up to $100 off British Airways Flights This Winter

British Airways has announced a sale for up to $100/£100 off flights departing from the USA or UK this winter.

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King size bed at The Last Hotel in St. Louis, Missouri.

The Last Hotel, St. Louis ⁠— Wheelchair Accessibility Review

St. Louis hotel in a historic building boasts a spacious, modern and (for the most part) wheelchair accessible interior.

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Wheelchair left behind by American Airlines at DFW Airport.

Compensation Clinic: Airline Left My Wheelchair Behind

The Compensation Clinic is new blog series focused on the issues disabled travelers face, how they are resolved and what compensation is provided.

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Is First Class a Luxury or Necessity for the Wheelchair Traveler?

First Class for the Wheelchair Traveler: Luxury or Necessity?

3 benefits travelers with disabilities receive when flying in First & Business Class. The extra space can be the difference between travel or staying home.

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Wheelchair accessible cabins at Yosemite.

Accessible Cabins at Yosemite, Hunting Expedition for Wheelchair Users, Delta Ignores DOT Mandate and more

Accessible travel news roundup: ADA cabins at Yosemite National Park, a new accessibility committee at DOT, 15 all-terrain track chairs for rent & more.

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ENTER TO WIN A Pride Go-Chair Power Travel Wheelchair!

We’re proud to team-up with Mobility Scooters Direct to host a POWER WHEELCHAIR GIVEAWAY. Entry is free, so don’t miss this opportunity to win!

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One Hotel, Three Rooms, Three Different Roll-in Showers

Hotels typically strive for consistency in the design of guest rooms, but not all accessible hotel rooms are the same — even at the same hotel.

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Rapid Growth of Dockless Bikeshare, Scooter Systems Brings New Accessibility Challenges

The Bureau of Transportation Statistics reports that nearly 300 bikeshare and e-scooter systems exist, together serving more than 200 cities.

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Accessible travel becoming more mainstream.

Top 10 Signs That Accessible Travel is Going Mainstream

The TravelAbility Summit will build on the work evidenced here, signs that the travel industry is becomig more accessible in response to demand.

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