Wheelchair Travel Newsletter

Enjoying New England’s time-limited fall foliage season; win a travel package including airfare and hotel; and register for my interview with TravelAbility’s founder.

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

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

The same circumstances that took me to Alaska 12 years ago brought me back this month, but this time I arrived with a wheelchair.

Read my review of JetBlue Mint and decide, is it the world’s least accessible airplane seat? Plus a trip to London and the House of Commons.

Tourists often purchase souvenir trinkets, t-shirts and keychains — but physical objects aren’t what matter most.

Join me this weekend for a pint in Boston and read about the Vice President’s plan to make airplane bathrooms accessible.

A few nuggets of wisdom from my trip to Vegas and details about a critically important court case relating to air travel for people with disabilities.

How The Eras Tour presented a big accessibility barrier and a new travel guide to the Hungarian capital city.