The World is Accessible — accessible travel blog and community for disabled travelers

Anthony William, TWIA Editor

A close-up photo of a fabric item featuring the Uruguayan flag’s Sun of May in yellow and blue. Overlaid white text reads: “the time we drove to montevideo. Even after all this time, our experience in Montevideo remains vivid — a trip that refuses to fade.” The background is softly blurred, suggesting a shop or market setting.
A grayscale illustration of a vintage underground train station with tiled walls, a bench, and two people—one seated reading a newspaper and another standing nearby. A station sign and a wall map are visible in the background. Overlaid white text reads: “The Hidden Cost of ‘Saving Money’ on Accessible Travel. Slowly realising that, at least for some, peace of mind is priceless.”
A moody, atmospheric image of dark clouds lit by warm orange and brown tones, suggesting a sunset or stormy sky. White text over the image reads: “taiwan travels. Two snapshots from a five-month stint in Taiwan — and how, looking back, they feel strangely at odds with the kind of access advocate I’ve since become.” Small text at the bottom reads “anthonytwia.substack.com.”
A dark, textured background with a softly glowing light bulb on the right side. White text on the left reads: “disabled ingenuity. From PVC tubing to global platforms, every solution counts.” Smaller text at the bottom reads “anthonytwia.substack.com.” The image conveys creativity and innovation emerging from disability-focused problem solving.