Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Top Destinations for First-Time Disabled Travelers and more
Are your nondisabled friends avoiding travel with you? Plus a new hotel review with an accessible bathtub rather than a roll-in shower.
New in the Shop: “Return Wheelchair to Aircraft Door” Embroidered Tag
With this bright tag attached to your wheelchair, airline baggage handlers won't be able to say they didn't know where to return your mobility device.
Please Respond: 2024 Accessible Travel Study
Your responses to this survey will provide critical insights to support advocacy for increased accessibility within the travel industry.
Accessible Travel Chat: Conversation with TravelAbility Founder Jake Steinman
John Morris interviewed Jake Steinman, Founder of TravelAbility, to discuss how destinations can be more involved in advancing accessibility.
Opportunity in Chaos and the New England Patriots
New friends, an unscanned ticket, and a beautiful day at the football stadium highlighted my Sunday afternoon.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Leaf Peeping, Two Giveaways and an Interview
Enjoying New England's time-limited fall foliage season; win a travel package including airfare and hotel; and register for my interview with TravelAbility's founder.
November 2023 Giveaway: Enter to Win a T-Shirt or Gift Card
Wheelchair Travel readers can join the holiday cheer by entering to win a free t-shirt or gift card in the November 2023 giveaway!
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Rembrandt, Self-Portraits and Local Tourism
Without the largest art theft in history and the painting that was left behind, this newsletter would never have been written or sent.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Tourist Traps, The Big Dig and Avoiding Bathroom Emergencies
Mount Rushmore labeled a tourist trap, an accessible transformation in Downtown Boston, and the tool every wheelchair user needs to prevent bathroom accidents.
The Last Frontier: How a Mileage & Milk Run Led Me to Juneau, Alaska
The same circumstances that took me to Alaska 12 years ago brought me back this month, but this time I arrived with a wheelchair.
