Wheelchair Travel Newsletter

Arguments concluded in the class action lawsuit vs. Lyft, plus the world's (formerly) largest hotel has closed its doors after a magnificent run.

When public and private institutions join together to advance accessibility in the travel industry, the progress of inclusion accelerates.

It may be shocking to learn that airlines routinely threaten disabled passengers with arrest — here’s how to respond if it happens to you.

Changing light conditions led Claude Monet to repeatedly paint the same subjects, each time revealing a new perspective.

A big travel guide update from my favorite hometown and a potential travel resolution for the Lunar New Year?

A few notes from Richmond and the big question about airplane accessibility.

Celebrating flying with a wheelchair for a decade, while looking ahead to the advocacy that must still be done to advance accessibility.

This will be the final newsletter of 2023, but I look forward to making 2024 a truly big year in accessible travel!

Are your nondisabled friends avoiding travel with you? Plus a new hotel review with an accessible bathtub rather than a roll-in shower.