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 … Read more
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 … Read more
In a monumental development for accessible air travel, the FAA has announced that wheelchair spaces in aircraft cabins are on the horizon, with safety approvals expected as early as 2025. This advancement marks a significant victory for disabled travelers, who have long been advocating for equal access to air travel. The FAA has been rigorously … Read more
Setting out to complete a monumental challenge takes a considerable amount of guts, determination, and often sheer doggedness to see through what it is that you aim to achieve. This approach to life, this refusal to concede that you may have bitten off more than you can chew, is nowhere more evident than when witnessing … Read more
Disability allyship takes many forms, but the impact remains consistent: enhanced support and understanding. Discover how our editor found his greatest ally and future life partner on this journey.
Finding accessible holiday destinations can be tricky, which is why we’ve compiled a list of 16 must-visit destinations that score highly from an access perspective.
From anticipating barriers to who to consult when looking for inclusive attractions, this brief blog piece looks at some of the aspects relating to accessible travel that we all should be aware of.
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!