Review: JW Marriott Hotel Beijing Central – Wheelchair Access
Not just a hotel review, but a story of unrequited love. Seriously. Plus, all of the Beijing Wheelchair Accessible Hotel Room review information you expect.
Personal Stories
Alaska’s Last Frontier: A Wheelchair Accessible Destination?
I took my first (and only) trip to Alaska in October 2011, one year before the car accident that put me in a wheelchair.
Two Years of Wheelchair Travel: 18 Countries, 311 Flights and 324,407 Miles Flown
A look back on my two years as a wheelchair traveler. Where I’ve been, where I’m going, and my plans for the future of WheelchairTravel.org.
What I Learned After A Trip To The Middle East
Lessons learned about freedom, culture, life and love after my trip to the United Arab Emirates.
3 lessons I have learned in 3 years of disability
Following a near fatal car accident in 2012, I opened the door to a new life in a wheelchair. These 3 lessons have allowed me to make the most of it.
3 Lessons After My Wheelchair Died on a Beijing Sidewalk
It was after 9pm in Beijing, China. I was more than a mile from my hotel, and my power wheelchair battery was about to die. I’m glad that it did.
A Heartfelt Moment in Paris I Will Never Forget
What defines a disabled person or wheelchair user? Not their abilities, inabilities, possessions or wealth. Only their heart. What is inside yours?
Disabled wheelchair user kicked out of Bucharest casino
While visiting Bucharest, Romania, I was kicked out of a casino for being disabled and in a wheelchair. “Wheelchairs are not allowed,” an employee told me.
The legless street performer who inspired me in Shanghai
Chen Zhou is a man who should be in a wheelchair. He moves around independently, entirely on his hands. “Impossible” is clearly not in his vocabulary.
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