Guest Bloggers

Sarah, a self-proclaimed transit nerd (and part-time wheelchair user) shares information about accessible public transit in Toronto, Canada.

Want to sit in your wheelchair on an airplane? All Wheels Up is a project that could make this a possibility, opening air travel to people of all abilities.

Guest blogger Zibi from Sweden shares what he learned on a wheelchair accessible vacation in New York City. “It is possible to sightsee NYC,” he says.

Pony Access has made national parks in the United Kingdom wheelchair accessible, without disturbing the natural environment.

Guest blogger Ed Rex shares his top 10 tips for deaf travel. Deafness shouldn’t stop you from traveling solo – Ed shows you how in this article.

Guest blogger Lauren Goddard (Multiple Sclerosis) shares how she dealt with a recent scare while traveling on an airplane from Florida to Los Angeles.

Guest blogger Maday Lopez (T8 complete) writes about how leaving Mexico and studying abroad in Chicago opened her world and changed her life’s direction.

Guest blogger Kim Jago (Spinal Muscular Atrophy) reviews the city’s accessibility and reveals which hotel went above and beyond to accommodate her needs.

Dedicated cruiser, Doug Smith, sheds light on the wheelchair accessibility of the world’s ocean liners. Amazing vacations are possible for all on the high seas!