Accessible Travel Study Reveals When Disabled People Will Be Ready to Travel Again
Disabled people participating in the 2020 Accessible Travel Survey reveal when they'll be ready to travel again after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Great American Outdoors Act Includes Funding for Accessibility at National Parks
The GAOA is "the biggest land conservation legislation in a generation" and will bring accessibility improvements to national parks.
Lyft Pays Wheelchair User $30,000 Settlement, Airline Executive Ignores Quarantine and more
Accessible travel news roundup: Lyft settles discrimination claim with wheelchair user, disabled man was forced to live in airport for 110 days and more.
Can You Travel There? Free Map Lists Travel Restrictions by Country
Many countries have closed their borders to international visitors, but an interactive map from IATA will tell you where you can and cannot go right now.
City Launches Mystery Shopper Program to Review Wheelchair Taxi Service
One city recently called on wheelchair users to be mystery shoppers, with the aim of learning about the safety and accessibility of wheelchair taxis.
Disabled Men Canoeing 2,300 Miles, Wheelchair User Sues Airport, New Accessible Train and more
Accessible travel news roundup: Disabled men canoe the Mississippi River, ADA lawsuit against Uber dismissed, a new wheelchair accessible train car & more.
These 10 Countries Have the Most Widespread Coronavirus Outbreaks
Data tells us which countries have the highest rates of coronavirus infection, but there are other data points worth considering.
Coronavirus Antibody Tests are Available — Here’s How to Get One
Medical diagnostics company LabCorp is providing coronavirus serology (antibody) testing at nearly 2,000 locations, including at many Walgreens stores.
National Park Service Describes New Efforts to Make Parks More Accessible
In a new video, the National Park Service describes some of the work being done to make parks and historic sites more inclusive and accessible to everyone.
Union Estimates 65,000 Airline Contractors Have Been Laid Off
Wheelchair attendants, critical to ensuring accessibility for travelers with disabilities, have been particularly hard hit as relief has been delayed.
