The Access Adventure journal

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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.

Sage Traveling

Written May 27, 2025 Hello travelers!  Big news! We’re thrilled to announce not one but TWO brand-new 2026 Accessible Mediterranean Group Cruises—now open for bookings!  Choose between our May voyage on Royal Caribbean’s Harmony of the Seas or our September adventure on the BRAND-NEW Legend of the Seas (making her debut in 2026!). Plus, a spot for our previously sold-out trip just opened up Greek […]

Ruth Madeley to Portray Disability Rights Activist Judy Heumann

Written by Angelique Jackson, Variety, May 29, 2025 BAFTA nominee Ruth Madeley will star as disability rights activist Judy Heumann in Academy Award winner Siân Heder’s upcoming feature “Being Heumann” for Apple Original Films. Based on Heumann’s bestselling memoir of the same title, “Being Heumann” follows the activist as she leads over a hundred disabled people to […]

Fashion Undergarment Brand Slick Chicks Expands Accessibility

Written by Cheryl Robinson, Forbes, Jan 25. 2025 Adaptive fashion is a movement reshaping how the world approaches style and inclusivity. For decades, the one billion individuals living with disabilities have been excluded from mainstream fashion conversations, often left without clothing options that meet both their functional and aesthetic needs. However, the rise of accessibility-focused brands challenges […]

Monday Travel and Cruise Industry Podcast,  June 16, 2025

Monday Travel and Cruise Industry Podcast, June 16, 2025⁠ with Chillie Falls, features the Day 17 World Cruise 2025 Update from Crown Princess; ⁠Guest Leaps Off Pier in Alaska⁠; Airlines Cancel Israel Flights; Carnival Achieves Sustainability Milestone; Wong to Leave Royal Caribbean; Waiting Hours For Shuttle Buses; Weather Update; Cruise Critics Banned by Carnival; Mickey […]

The Accessible Oregon Coast – Inclusion

The Oregon Coast is known for its stunning beaches, rugged cliffs, and breathtaking ocean views. And everyone has a right to access these incredible public lands. __ Over the past few years, tourism partners, accessibility advocates, and coastal communities have worked together to make the Oregon Coast more accessible to visitors and residents alike. Thanks […]

The Crocodile Hunter Lodge review

Written by Julie Jones, HaveWheelchairWillTravel.org, May 14, 2025 If you are planning a visit to Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, why not elevate your time there by booking a stay at The Crocodile Hunter Lodge? Two and three bedroom accessible lodges ensure everyone can stay in comfort, and the infinity pool not only comes […]