‘The Knowledge,’ Rigorous Test Makes London Cab Drivers Best in the World
The Knowledge of London is one of the toughest tests in the world, and it’s mandatory for all drivers of the iconic London black cab.
Impact of AI on Accessible Travel Will Be Negative Before Positive
AI has tremendous potential to improve our lives and the way we travel, but the importance of accuracy in the accessible travel market cannot be overstated.
Planning an Accessible Trip to See the Total Solar Eclipse in Dallas, Texas
Learn how I planned a wheelchair accessible trip to Dallas for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse on short notice.
More Questions Than Answers in DOT NPRM on Accessible Air Travel
The DOT NPRM won’t fix every barrier disabled people face in air travel, but it can be a launching point for improved accessibility.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Night at The Garden, Restaurant Week and Monet’s Series
Changing light conditions led Claude Monet to repeatedly paint the same subjects, each time revealing a new perspective.
Accessible Travel Chat with the New England ADA Center
Learn more about the ADA and watch a robust conversation with the Director and Information Specialists from the New England ADA Center.
I Make Accessible Travel Look Easy — How You Can Learn From My Mistakes
My uncompromising approach to accessible travel holds travel providers accountable, but it comes at a cost.
Two Accessible Travel Chats You Won’t Want To Miss
Two live events will help you unlock your dream travel destinations and better understand rights afforded by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Accessible Boston, Year of the Dragon and the Snow Day That Wasn’t
A big travel guide update from my favorite hometown and a potential travel resolution for the Lunar New Year?
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