Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: What Happens In Vegas and a Court Case of Interest
A few nuggets of wisdom from my trip to Vegas and details about a critically important court case relating to air travel for people with disabilities.
The Mere-Exposure Effect and Bartenders You’ll Remember Forever
A psychological phenomenon may reveal a lot about the things — and travel experiences — we gravitate toward.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Taylor Swift, Accessible Budapest and Save the Date for a Group Trip
How The Eras Tour presented a big accessibility barrier and a new travel guide to the Hungarian capital city.
America’s Oldest Ballpark, Historical Firsts and The Book of Human History
From wheelchair accessible seats at America's oldest baseball stadium, I witnessed something that had never happened before.
Accessible River Boats and Exploring the Baltics
How a wheelchair accessible boat made the news, and a trio of destinations on the Baltic Sea await disabled travelers.
Visiting Poland and Planning a Nuclear Arms Deal in the Hotel Lobby
At a hotel in Warsaw, Poland, a stranger approached a guy in a wheelchair (me) and revealed a plot to recover nuclear missiles from Russia.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Our Fearless Travel Journeys
Read the second issue of the free Wheelchair Travel Newsletter, a Substack e-zine sent twice a month to more than 25,000 subscribers.
Premium Newsletter: Patriots’ Day and the Boston Marathon
Patriots' Day is a significant holiday in Boston, where half a million people turn out each year to watch the running of the Boston Marathon.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Reimagined and Renewed
Read the first issue of the reimagined Wheelchair Travel Newsletter, and learn about new benefits offered to premium subscribers.
