Written by Chillie Falls for AccessAdventure.net, August 15, 2023 Traveling is a thrilling adventure that allows us to broaden our horizons, experience new cultures, and create lasting memories. For individuals with limited mobility, such as those using wheelchairs, accessibility can be a concern when planning a trip. However, in recent years, many destinations have been […]
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Trimline Assists With ADA Compliance
Written for and posted by Cruise Industry News, August 3, 2023 Trimline has said that it is working with cruise lines to ensure that ships adhere to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines in order to cater to the needs of every passenger. ADA, which mandates that U.S. cruise lines must adhere to guidelines […]
Vancouver Accessibility – Part 1
Written by Destination Vancouver, Copyright © 2023 The Metro Vancouver Convention and Visitors Bureau With an estimated one in eight people worldwide living with a disability, travellers with disabilities now make up one of the fastest growing tourism markets. It’s estimated that by 2020, a full 25 percent of travellers will have some form of disability with […]
AIDA Cruises Leads The Way To Barrier-Free Travel
Written by kgnadmin’s blog for Crew Center, June 17, 2023 Recognizing the importance of accessibility, AIDA Cruise has taken significant steps to accommodate the special requirements of individuals with disabilities and health impairments. Through its commitment to inclusion and participation, AIDA strives to make cruise travel accessible to all guests, regardless of their unique needs. […]
First Rollglider At Sea
Written by Chillie Falls, June 16, 2023 for AccessAdventure.net Princess Cruises promises its most engaging family activity zone ever with Park19 high atop the new Sun Princess featuring the first seagoing Rollglider. Located on Decks 19, 20 and 21, Park19 consists of nine offerings including Sea Breeze, the Rollglider. This uses an overhead track with seated and […]
The Key Differences Between Wheel the World Group Tours and Multi-day Trips
Written by Dominga Schlotfeld for WheelTheWorld.com, May 25, 2023 For people with disabilities, planning a trip can be a challenge. With often hard-to-find accessibility information, the apprehension of social and physical barriers in certain destinations, and sometimes previously bad experiences, planning an accessible trip can be more stressful than it should be. But don’t worry! […]