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Meet Me in Chicago at the 2017 Abilities Expo
The Abilities Expo is one of leading events for people with disabilities, held each year in numerous cities around the country. The convention "opens your ... -
My Three-Year Wheelchair Travel Anniversary
Three years ago this month - on January 5, 2014 - I took my first flight with a wheelchair. Just over a year later, I did a "soft ... -
Your Stories Make Accessible Travel Important
Back in October, I sent out a 10-question survey to subscribers of my monthly wheelchair travel newsletter. I wanted to learn more about you and your ... -
Accessible Travel Workshop at Boston Abilities Expo on Friday!
I've been using a wheelchair for nearly four years now, yet I am still learning new things about the disability community, my condition and abilities every day. The ... -
Updates - Building Better Wheelchair Travel Guides
Hello, Accessible Travelers! I launched WheelchairTravel.org in March 2015 as a humble collection of my travel stories. That was all I intended it to be. But ... -
Accessible Travel Should Be "Local"
Before I explain the headline, I want to share an e-mail that I received last week from Edward, a WheelchairTravel.org reader from the Kansas City, Missouri ... -
WCT Nominated For The Liebster Award!
It has a funny name. It autocorrects to "lobster." It is the Liebster Award, and I am excited to have been nominated for it. The ... -
Lonely Planet's New Guide to Accessible Travel Resources
Lonely Planet produces some of the most popular travel guide books on the market. They are a great resource for planning a tourist itinerary, with full-color ... -
New Media Partnership: Disability Visibility Project
The disability community is often cast aside by travel providers because we are invisible. Our new media partner, the Disability Visibility Project (DVP), seeks to ... -
Introducing the Wheelchair Travel Selfie project
A 'Selfie revolution' has taken hold in societies around the world. They are taken all around us. Most of us take them frequently ...
