How to Unlock Europe’s Disabled Toilets with a Universal Key
The Euro Key and RADAR Key are master keys that can be used to unlock wheelchair accessible toilets in Europe and the United Kingdom.
Podcast Episode 2: Circling the Globe in a Wheelchair with Blandine Even
Blandine Even discusses traveling around the world with her wheelchair, to destinations like Beijing, Sydney and Rio de Janeiro and Easter Island.
Guest Post: Creating Accessible Travel Videos to Help Wheelchair Users Explore the World
Ryan Smith started his travel blog, Freewheel Weekends, to share his passion for travel and as a place to produce videos showcasing accessibility.
3 Ways To Maximize Wheelchair Battery Life When Traveling
Every bar of battery life presents a new opportunity for exploration — here's how I keep my wheelchair charged while traveling on vacation.
Free Powered Beach Wheelchairs in Miami Beach, Florida
Wheelchair users can explore the iconic South Beach with a maual or powered beach wheelchair provided by the City of Miami Beach, Florida - for free!
5 Ways for Seniors to Stay Active in their 60s & 70s
By keeping physically active, seniors will be able to stay on top of their fitness, which can help them prevent certain age-related health issues.
Disabled? Get Free Entry to National Parks with Access Pass!
With the Access Pass, people with disabilities receive free admission to more than 2,000 national parks in the United States.
Top Accessible Travel Tips From 8 Disability Travel Bloggers
8 of the top disability travel bloggers share these wheelchair accessible travel tips on how to make the most of your vacation and avoid common mistakes.
Tipping Etiquette: Guide to Tipping on an African Safari
Recommendations for tipping on a Kenya Safari — How much to tip a driver-guide, tented camp/lodge staff, room attendants and more while on safari.
Should You Get Out of Your Wheelchair for an Activity or Attraction?
The world is filled with experiences and attractions that are not wheelchair accessible, but which still may be accessible to the wheelchair user.
