Disability Rights Are Human Rights
Cherry, a Wheelchair Travel reader from Vancouver, opened up on Instagram about her experiences as a disabled person and wheelchair user.
Guest Post: How Pokémon GO Kickstarted My Life With Disability
Last night, I was relaxing in bed and watching TV after a long day of doctors’ appointments. My…
Guest Post: Riding Out A Hurricane On Wheels
A few years back, I had the “privilege” of experiencing a once-in-a-lifetime event which will forever redefine for…
Guest Post: Accessible RV Trip to Brookings, Oregon
The charming coastal town of Brookings, Oregon is located just north of Crescent City, California and is home to…
Guest Post: My Wheelchair Accessible Holiday in Singapore
Hi, I am Maria, a Dutch citizen. Since I got my mobile scooter, my life has been changed completely,…
Guest Post: Toronto Public Transit Wheelchair Access
Sarah, a self-proclaimed transit nerd (and part-time wheelchair user) shares information about accessible public transit in Toronto, Canada.
Guest Post: Crash-Testing Wheelchairs For Commercial Flight
Want to sit in your wheelchair on an airplane? All Wheels Up is a project that could make this a possibility, opening air travel to people of all abilities.
Guest Post: A Wheelchair Accessible Vacation in New York City
Guest blogger Zibi from Sweden shares what he learned on a wheelchair accessible vacation in New York City. "It is possible to sightsee NYC," he says.
Guest Post: Ponies and Chariots Bring Wheelchair Access to British Countryside
Pony Access has made national parks in the United Kingdom wheelchair accessible, without disturbing the natural environment.
Guest Post: 10 Travel Tips From The Deaf Traveller
Guest blogger Ed Rex shares his top 10 tips for deaf travel. Deafness shouldn't stop you from traveling solo - Ed shows you how in this article.
