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Have you ever wondered if traveling across country in the US on an Amtrak train is accessible? Well wonder no more as Dori Smith gives us the lowdown from her journey from Columbus, Ohio to San Francisco, California!
Robin Stace, a 33-year-old man with disabilities, navigates complex logistics when traveling from Steveston to Lund, BC, facing challenges with transportation, lodging accessibility, and uneven terrain. Despite these hurdles, he encourages travel while advocating for improved accessibility standards.
Have you ever wondered how it is to visit Boston with a disability? Discover some neat accessible highlights in this article!
Are you seeking inspiration for discovering wheelchair-accessible beaches in the USA? Your search ends here! Explore our post featuring seven recommended accessible beach towns.
Discover seamless travel with Back to Life Travel, your go-to accessible travel agent for disabled people. Redefining exploration for all abilities, one journey at a time.
Explore the world hassle-free with your lithium-powered mobility device! While these devices offer incredible benefits, air travel can be a challenge. In our comprehensive guide, courtesy of Mobility Direct, we break down essential steps, from choosing FAA-approved devices to navigating airline regulations.
Amy Wang-Hiller is a professional violinist who also lived with EDS and Quadriplegia. In this personal blog post, she speaks of the difficulties faced when searching for a diagnosis, and when dealing with the changes that her disability brought to her life.
Are you looking for accessible suggestions of things to see and do in Orlando, FL that are not Disney related? Check out these 5 recommendations!