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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 […]

Love Where You Live: Accessible Adventures Close to Home

Kyrby Brown enjoying accessible travel in Monmouthshire: using an off-road wheelchair on a sunlit Welsh beach with her dog, and relaxing in the Wye Valley countryside with her adaptive trike and adventure buddy.

Love Where You Live: Accessible Adventures Close to Home Kyrby Brown of Wheels2Wander embraces the beauty of accessible travel in Monmouthshire—from off-roading along a Welsh beach to peaceful moments in the Wye Valley with her adventure dog, Will. From the Community: Kyrby Brown of Wheels2Wander At The World is Accessible, we’re passionate about showcasing real […]

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 […]

Above-Knee Amputee Travel: 7 Tips from an Experienced Mama

Jodie, an amputee traveler, exploring ancient ruins with a trekking pole — showcasing adaptive travel tips for amputees.

7 Tips When Traveling as an Amputee From an AK Mama Jodie shares real-world travel tips for amputees, drawing from her experiences navigating the world with a prosthetic leg. Table of Contents Guest Blog submitted by Jodie St. Clair from Learners and Makers. People with disabilities can take the trips they want No matter how […]

Mobility Scooter Essentials For a Disney World Trip

A smiling family poses in front of Epcot’s iconic geodesic dome at Disney World. A man sits on a compact mobility scooter, while a woman kneels beside a stroller holding their child. The weather is sunny and the area is filled with other park visitors. The image captures accessibility and family travel at a major theme park.

Mobility Scooter Essentials For a Disney World Trip Exploring Disney World with a mobility scooter makes every moment accessible. From rolling into Epcot to sharing magical memories with family. Table of Contents Guest Blog submitted by Sergio Aicardi. There’s nothing quite like a trip to Disney World. The rides, the shows, and the snacks. (I’m […]

Exploring Friuli Venezia Giulia – An Accessible Region Open to All

Two wheelchair users with front wheel adapttions head along a walkway beside a beach, with a boy on a hoverboard in between them.

Exploring Friuli Venezia Giulia – A Region Open to All Friuli Venezia Giulia remains one of Italy’s best-kept secrets. Just a short distance from Venice, it’s a land where visitors can explore ancient castles, wander through archeological sites, and fall in love with the most spectacular sunsets on the sea – all without the overwhelming […]

North of Chile: The Atacama Desert in a Wheelchair 

Joan Pahisa sits in his wheelchair with his back to camera, taking a photograph of Laguna Miscanti.

North of Chile: The Atacama Desert on Wheels Table of Contents Submitted by Joan PahisaThe Atacama desert, located at the northernmost tip of Chile, is one of the driest places on Earth. Due to that, and to its altitude, it also boasts one of the clearest skies on the planet and it’s home to the […]

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 […]