Disabled people unfairly bear the financial costs of inaccessibility, making vacations more expensive and putting travel out of reach.

Without the largest art theft in history and the painting that was left behind, this newsletter would never have been written or sent.

Public libraries across America provide library cardholders with free and discounted tickets to local museums and tourist attractions.

Alan, who has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and uses a power wheelchair, writes about his first time traveling far from home in many years.

It took three modes of transportation — bus, train and subway — to travel from Lake Tahoe to San Francisco, but it was affordable and wheelchair accessible!

With airline wheelchair damage statistics available for the first 8 months of 2023, how are carriers handling passengers’ mobility devices?

Mount Rushmore labeled a tourist trap, an accessible transformation in Downtown Boston, and the tool every wheelchair user needs to prevent bathroom accidents.

USA Today has ranked the world’s top 100 tourist traps, but the list leaves more questions than answers — Like what is a tourist trap, anyway?

Boston’s Big Dig sent a major highway underground and in its place rose a premier urban park that is an accessible gateway to the city.