Falmouth, Jamaica, is a popular Caribbean cruise port blending rich history with vibrant culture, and it’s increasingly welcoming to travelers with mobility needs. For wheelchair users, Falmouth offers a mix of accessible experiences both inside the port area and on curated excursions. Here’s what you need to know before you roll into this charming town. […]
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Beyond Downtown: Wheelchair Accessible Travel to the Richmond Region
Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, August 20, 2025 My travel style is urban — I tend to stick to the big cities, places where public transportation can take me, and rarely venture out into the suburbs. But now, with Stevie and Robert in my life, it has been rewarding to look beyond the urban core […]
Latest Airline Incident Reinforces Need for Better Accessibility in the Travel Industry
Written by Lacey Pfalz, TravelPulse.com, August 12, 2025 Earlier this week, we reported on how two blind women were the only two people onboard a flight from New Orleans to Orlando after an hours-long delay that led everybody else on their flight to rebook on a faster one. The July 14 incident involved two friends, Sherri Brun […]
Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide: Atlanta, Georgia
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 12, 2025 Atlanta blends Southern charm, deep history, and a thriving modern culture — and the good news is, many of its attractions are designed with accessibility in mind. From world-class museums to scenic trails, the city offers plenty of adventures for wheelchair users. Getting Around Atlanta Atlanta Sidewalk […]
Spain’s Beaches Lead the Way in Inclusive Tourism with Free Amphibious Wheelchairs
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 11, 2025 from Facebook In a move setting a global standard for accessible tourism, many of Spain’s beaches are now offering free amphibious wheelchairs, allowing people with disabilities to enjoy the sea alongside everyone else. These specially designed chairs feature large, buoyant wheels and waterproof materials, enabling users to […]
Marriott Waikiki Resort & Spa review
Written by Julie Jones, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, July 30, 2025 Marriott Waikiki Resort & Spa looms large in the heart of Waikiki with 1310 guest rooms. The resort’s prime location, close to shopping, dining and famous Waikiki Beach, makes it a top choice for visitors. A variety of accessible/ADA guest rooms, including those catering to […]