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Are you considering a trip to Virginia Beach but need to know what to expect in terms of accessibility? Look no further than this piece!
Alexa and Jacqueline Child created Dateability in a bid to try and level the dating field and make dating with a disability or chronic illness a whole lot more accessible and inclusive!
Visiting Stonehenge is considered a must by many tourists in the UK, but is it accessible? Kent Hoffman gives us his insight!
During a recent trip, Julia Betancourt flew out of Newark Liberty International Airport and had a horrendous experience when passing through TSA. Here she tells of how the airport experience in general is often incredibly discriminatory for people living with disabilities.
Are you disabled and are considering taking a trip on board MSC Virtuosa? Shirley Todd gives her lowdown on the accessibility on board the cruise ship MSC Virtuosa for a powerchair user.
Kelly Mack takes us through the pros and cons of cruising as a wheelchair user. Is it really all plain sailing?
As well as its stunning landscapes, New Zealand is famed for its unique Māori culture. Experiencing it first hand gives a lasting, special connection to our country, and many of the most celebrated experiences, like these, can easily form part of an accessible New Zealand itinerary.
Smart JP Akpah is an incredible young man from Nigeria who lives life as a manual wheelchair. In this article, Smart discusses his life in Nigeria and the many barriers which present themselves as a disabled person living in Africa.
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