Written by Angela Bower, City News Vancouver, May 24, 2024 KidsPhysio Surrey has teamed up with a robotics company to bring new technology to children with mobility challenges. Manmeet Maggu, the co-founder and CEO of Trexo Robotics, says he was inspired to create a robotic exoskeleton that is helping kids take their first steps after […]
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Venice Wheelchair Travel Made Easy with Sage Traveling
Written by Pete Collman, Past Access for Sage Travel, July 1, 2024 We’re thrilled to share Pete Collman’s short but powerful video testimonial. Pete, from Past Access, highlights his incredible experience traveling through Venice with the help of Sage Traveling. Pete praises the invaluable information provided by John Sage, which made navigating Venice in a wheelchair much easier. From the Vaporetto to the bridges and stairs, our tips helped him enjoy the city to the fullest. Pete’s experience is a testament to […]
A Family Trip to Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Written by Guest Editor Samantha Rayburn-Trubyk, Melange Magazine, July 2, 2024 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, with its rolling hills, charming towns, and rich cultural heritage, offers a peaceful yet exciting escape for families of all abilities. Beyond the breathtaking farmland vistas, the county boasts a variety of accessible attractions that cater to a range of interests. […]
Explore Rockhampton
Between Brisbane and Cairns, you might be surprised to discover a region with world-class tourism attractions – and it’s welcoming and inclusive to boot! Written by Travel Without Limits Editorial Team, June 19, 2024 Between Brisbane and Cairns, you might be surprised to discover a region with world-class tourism attractions – and it’s welcoming and inclusive to boot! […]
Accessible Top Of The The Rock
Post and Photos by Cate Miller, Wheel The World Accessibility Community, June 25, 2024 Cate Miller was recently in Branson, Missouri, and went to the Top of the Rock. It’s a 2.5-mile tour, done in an electric golf cart, with plenty of beautiful scenery and waterfalls, including a cave. If you can transfer into the […]
10 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in the Peak District
Written by Carrie-Anne Lightley, June 26, 2024 The Peak District and Derbyshire, home to Britain’s original National Park, is a place to refresh and recharge. From wild peaks to market towns, there’s no shortage of things to see and do. I’m fortunate to have visited several times, for weekends tucked away in farm lodges, long walks with […]