Wheelchair Travel Newsletter

An award-winning children's book inspires travel to London, plus a transportation challenge that I rarely face but many struggle with.

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

George Washington, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson hosted barbecues in the 1700s, and a new travel guide to Richmond, Virginia.

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.

In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was condemned to roll a massive boulder up a steep hill, only for it to roll back down every time he approached the summit.

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.