Month: January 2025

Delight in the Sky: Emirates’ Journey Toward Autism Certification

A close-up of a bright blue bag sitting on the floor in an airport lounge. Attached to the bag is a green lanyard with yellow sunflower patterns, commonly associated with hidden disabilities. In the blurred background, travelers are seated on benches, creating a busy yet calm airport atmosphere.

Delight in the Sky: Emirates’ Journey Toward Autism Certification Emirates is setting a new benchmark for accessible travel as it works to become the first Autism Certified Airline, partnering with the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES). This move aims to create a more inclusive flying experience for individuals with autism and […]

14 Practical Travel Hacks for Accessible Adventures (Part 1 of 2)

A wheelchair user in a sleek, lightweight wheelchair, holding a camera and wearing a backpack, navigates the cobblestone streets of Paris. The background features classic Parisian architecture with wrought-iron balconies and a partial view of the Eiffel Tower under a warm, sunny sky.

14 Travel Hacks for an Accessible Adventure (a Two-Part Series) Table of Contents The article that you’re about to read has been split into two sections. The first section is shared here, on theworldisaccessible.com, with the second section to be found by heading to either tabifolk.com or by downloading the tabifolk app — links for […]

How Visiting Florianópolis Changed My Perspective on Disabled Travel

A bright, sunny day with a clear blue sky showcasing a suspension bridge spanning across a calm river. The foreground features a pedestrian walkway with a black and yellow guardrail, bordered by a grassy area with trees. In the background, buildings and a mountainous landscape can be seen.

Why a trip to Florianópolis made me rethink how I travel as a disabled person Like millions of others here in Brazil, my wife and I headed to the coast in search of cooler temperatures and some much-needed time on the beach over the holiday period. But I’m saddened to admit that this short little […]