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Wheelchair Accessible Things to do in Loch Lomond, The Trossachs & Stirling

Written by Emma Muldoon, SimplyEmma, May 22, 2022 Spending two days exploring Loch Lomond, The Trossachs National Park and Stirling is a great way to make the most of your time in Scotland’s first national park. There is so much to see and do, but in this guide, I’ll share my two day itinerary with […]

Sage Traveling Adds Second Escorted Costa Rica Group Trip

Written by John Sage and theresac@sagetraveling.com, June 11, 2022 Notice send to Sage Traveling followers Hello folks!We have already sold out our 2022 Escorted Costa Rica Group and as such we have added a second Escorted Costa Rica Group Trip, for travel dates from September 17 through September 23, 2022Sage Traveling is delighted to present […]

London Disabled Access Review

Written by John Sage, for Sage Traveling, August, 2019 London disabled access is very good compared to other European cities making it one of the best destinations in Europe for disabled tourists. Getting around London in a wheelchair is easy compared to other popular destinations such as Paris and Rome, primarily because every taxi in London […]

Music in the Gardens

Written by Barbara & Jim Twardowski for AccessibleGo, June, 2022 All across the country, public gardens create a magical environment where guests can easily connect with nature. During the spring and summer months, many gardens are bursting with blooms and the sound of music. From symphony orchestras to a solo headliner, there’s an eclectic lineup […]

Traveling The World In A Wheelchair

Written by Everett Potter is a contributor to Forbes, the editor of Everett Potter’s Travel Report and an expert for National Geographic Expeditions. June 4, 2022 Cory Lee is one of the most intrepid travelers that I’ve had the pleasure to meet. His journeys to places like India, Morocco and Antarctica are just the start. In […]

Lincoln City’s seven miles of coastline are now even more accessible

Written by Christelle Koumoué for KGW TV, June 4, 2022 NOTE: Thanks to TA Kim Gensch Cameron for the information. LINCOLN CITY, Ore. — Lincoln City’s seven miles of coastline are now even more accessible to anyone who feels the call of the Pacific. The coastal town brought in three beach wheelchairs for public use, along […]