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Understanding ADA Compliance: An Interview with Attorney Brandon Rotbart

Understanding ADA Compliance: An Interview with Attorney Brandon Rotbart Table of Contents Brandon A. Rotbart is an ADA attorney based in Miami, Florida. Since opening his law office in 2003, he has handled hundreds of cases, with a strong focus on ensuring accessibility rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act. We sat down with Brandon […]

Cruise Review: An Accessible Journey to Alaska on the Carnival Spirit

A Carnival Spirit cruise ship sails through a narrow Alaskan fjord, surrounded by misty snow-capped mountains and rocky cliffs.

Cruise Review: An Accessible Journey to Alaska on the Carnival Spirit When most people dream of an Alaska cruise, they imagine glaciers, whales breaching against a backdrop of snow-capped mountains, and unforgettable family memories. For Scott Snouffer, a member of The World is Accessible community, this June’s voyage aboard the Carnival Spirit was exactly that […]

Why Is Accessible Travel Planning Still So Stressful?

Why Is Accessible Travel Planning Still So Stressful? When we asked our community what stresses them out the most about travel planning, we expected a few common themes. But the replies showed just how deep the frustrations run. It extends deeper than just concerns over access infrastructure; it speaks to gaps in trust and requires […]

Accessible Travel Madrid: A Helpful Guide!

Exterior view of the accessible Almudena Cathedral in Madrid, Spain, with people walking and rolling across the spacious plaza at sunset

Accessible Madrid: A Helpful Travel Guide! Table of Contents Madrid is Spain’s vibrant capital city, positioned in the heart of the Iberian Peninsula and home to over three million residents.  Let’s explore how accessible Madrid beautifully blends regal heritage with world-class arts and neighbourhoods that buzz with their energetic ambiance.    For many, late Spring […]

Wheelchair Users Face New Challenges as Airlines Fight Accessibility Rule

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Wheelchair Users Face New Challenges as Airlines Fight Accessibility Rule UPDATE: As of October 2025, U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to delay enforcement of key wheelchair-travel protections for another 15 months.   Editor’s note: This article was inspired by a recent report in The New York Times (June 20, 2025) on airlines’ legal challenges to […]

This Hotel Will Change Everything We Know About Accessible Accommodation!

Architectural rendering of Morgan’s Hotel in San Antonio, Texas — a modern, four-story accessible hotel with wide parking area, landscaped greenery, and clear blue skies.

Morgan’s Hotel: Game-Changing Inclusive Accommodation Coming in Late 2026 Table of Contents A groundbreaking new hotel is set to redefine inclusive hospitality in San Antonio, Texas. Opening in late 2026, Morgan’s Hotel promises to deliver a world-class example of accessible design, welcoming guests of all abilities from around the globe. (Catch the tabifolk Talks interview […]

Curb Free Cornwall: Accessible Things to See and Do!

A rainy image of the Eden Project bio domes, from the outside. The domes are huge, housing a great number of plant species and exotic birds and animals.

Curb Free Cornwall: Accessible Things to See and Do! Table of Contents Cornwall: land of ancient kings and their wizardly companions, hearty pirates who love a good singalong, and of course, who could forget piping hot pasties packed full of meat and veggies?! But to mention these stereotypes is only to scratch the surface of […]

Accessible Travel Costs: Is the Price Justified?

A cartoon illustration of a man sitting in a wheelchair, with a half-packed suitcase open on his bed, and some dollar signs bursting from his TV screen. He has his hands on his head and he is looking dismayed about the absurd cost of accessible travel.

Accessible Travel Costs: Is the Price Justified? Table of Contents In the travel industry, accessibility and affordability rarely align. But why is that? Reducing barriers shouldn’t spike prices, surely?   In this article/opinion piece, I’ll explore some of the ways accessible travel is expensive, the potential reasons why, and what I think can be done […]

Europe’s Accessibility Act Went Live in June 2025: How It Affects You Now

The European Accessibility Act - logo and map.

Europe’s Accessibility Act Kicks In: What You Need to Know for 2025 Table of Contents Europe is about to take a big step toward greater accessibility. On June 28, 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) finally takes effect across the EU. This new law is a broad effort to make everyday products and services more […]

Accessible Philadelphia: A Complete Guide for Disabled Travelers

Evening view of Philadelphia skyline with City Hall and illuminated streets showcasing accessible travel opportunities.

Accessible Philadelphia: A Complete Guide for Disabled Travelers Table of Contents Philadelphia, or as otherwise known from the greek “City of Brotherly Love”, exudes a unique version of American culture and is extremely important from a historical perspective: it is the very place where both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were debated […]