Written by Emma, for SimplyEmma, July 31, 2022 There is something quite exciting about heading off on an adventure to a rural location but with the comfort and luxury amenities of the accommodation. And in this case, a super lovely and wheelchair accessible glamping pod in Cayton, near Scarborough in North Yorkshire. I have many […]
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The Differences Between Nursing Homes And Assisted Living Facilities
Written by Margaret Sellers for MobilityDeck Nursing homes and assisted living facilities are 2 options when it comes to senior care and senior housing. But you may be wondering how they differ. The easiest way to explain the different options is that Nursing Homes are mainly caring facilities that provide housing, while Assisted Living is one of the senior housing […]
Disabled Access Review of Milan
Written by John Sage for Sage Traveling, August 10, 2019 The global capital of fashion and design, Milian, is located in Italy’s northern Lombardy region. Peppered with high-end restaurants and shops, this bustling city is a wonderful addition to any Italian itinerary. Milan is the home of the Gothic Duomo di Milano cathedral, the Santa […]
Cruise Ship Accessibility REVIEW: Virgin Voyages Scarlet Lady
Written by Sylvia Longmire for spintheglobe.net, July 28, 2022 If you know anything about Richard Branson, you know he’s all about the unusual and extraordinary! When he decided to start a new cruise line a few years ago under the Virgin banner, he definitely applied these principles. The original launch of the first Virgin Voyages […]
Wheelchair Accessible Seaview Terrace Cabin on the Virgin Voyages Scarlet Lady
Written by Sylvia Longmire for Spintheglobe.net, July 28, 2022 Prior to the start of the pandemic, I was offered the amazing opportunity to sail on the then-brand new Virgin Voyages Scarlet Lady. It was just supposed to be a 2-night preview cruise, but because of the cancellations and rescheduling due to Covid, I was granted a full […]
Nashville, Tennessee Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide
Written by John Morris for WheelchairTravel.org, 2022 Nashville is the capital of Tennessee and the 23rd most populous city in the United States. Widely regarded as the cultural center of country music, tourists flock to Nashville to visit the Country Music Hall of Fame, the bars on Broadway and the historic Grand Ole Opry. These […]