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Traveling abroad as a family is not for the faint of heart, and it's especially difficult when faced with the European mindset on in(dependence).

When we travel, we open ourselves to experiences and people of all kinds — and, more often than not, we’re left better for it.

I have visited the Eternal City many times as a wheelchair user, but continue to be surprised at the accessibility features I discover with each return trip.

Any person can fall victim of petty theft, and the lesson is obvious — never leave your bags unattended or unsecured.

How a ship’s manifest unlocked a secret to my family history — and allowed me to answer my mom’s lifelong question — where are we from?

My uncompromising approach to accessible travel holds travel providers accountable, but it comes at a cost.

New friends, an unscanned ticket, and a beautiful day at the football stadium highlighted my Sunday afternoon.

Some people ascribe special meaning to these days, referring to them as “life days,” but I often have to be reminded of the date everything changed.

With a new presidential aircraft currently under construction, the government can do what commercial airlines won’t by adding accessibility features to Air Force One.